I know this should be simple, but sorry I am fairly new to UNIX and can't find the syntax to make this work.
I have following two commands in a script:
x=`expr $(head -1 filename.ext | cut -c16 | grep [A-Z] | wc -l) + 16`
del=`head -1 filename.ext | cut -c$x`
This works fine as I expect it...
Hello - Sorry, I'm new at UNIX and regex and even the simplest of issues seem to be throwing me.
Can someone explain this to me:
In a file f1 this line is contained:
MH76M*ME5G4GCKOVICHJEFFREY0187405......
The command
grep MH76M*M f1
yields the line, as I would expect. I read this as MH76...
Simple Regular Expression Question
OK - I'm new to UNIX and reg. ex, so this is probably very basic, but I can't figure it out. Given a simple text file called namelist with a list of names such as
John Doe
Bob Cat
Billy Bob
Joe Mama
etc,
the command:
grep '[A-Z][a-z]*' namelist
yields...
I know this is probably ridiculously simple, but I can't seem to get it to work. I just want a button on an html page to link to another html page. Nothing going back to the server - just a straight link to another static page.
I've tried just wrapping the button tag in an anchor like this...
What can I do to force <td>'s to render to a desired width in NN (I have NN 6.2) For example, if I want a black vertical bar in a table - if I use
<td style={width:1px;background-color:black}></td>
this works fine in IE, but in NN it does not dispay it since there is nothing else in the td. If...
I have a couple of similar questions.
1) I have a kind of table that will always have 3 columns, each with various styles defined. I know I can define a class for each column:
col.co11 {.....}
col.col2 {.....}
col.col3 {.....}
and then start my table
<table><col class=col1><col...
I'm trying to link to an explorer window with a directory listing for a shared drive from my web page, with no luck.
I've tried many ways, including:
<a href="\\ServerName\dir\subdir">ServerName</a>
(this tags "http://CurrentWebServer" on the front and gives me a page not...
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