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Bug using -A and -v at least in 2.14 of grep !?
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Hi,
I tried to filter 3 repeating lines out of XML file. The first line contains "stylesheet".
The command I used is: grep -v -A 2 stylesheet FILENAME
The search without the -v works filtering out the 3 expected lines but the above command line does not work.
I would call that a bug - you too?
Looked into you reported bug, nothing there so I suspect 2.16. still hasn't changed here and I save my time triying.
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Message #12 received at 16723-done <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
Sorry, I don't see a bug here. grep -v PAT matches all lines that do
not match PAT. If a line doesn't contain the word 'stylesheet', 'grep
-v stylesheet' will match the line even if it is adjacent to a line that
does contain 'stylesheet', and -A 2 will then print the adjacent line.
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Message #15 received at 16723 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
I agree, Paul, we could argue on what is the right behavior, but to make it clearer (because I might have been a bit misleading in my initial mail):
I want to get rid of the lines containing "stylesheet" and the two lines following that line because they belong together!
So
grep -v -A 2 stylesheet FILENAME > NEWFILE
shall give me that new file without the "stylesheet" parts!
That means the -A has to change behavior when using -v (-A sort of belongs to the -v then)!
The actual behavior you describe, Paul, is one that you probably only very rarely need - I reckon.
Regards
Volker
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Message #18 received at 16723 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
NICOLAI, Volker (AKKA IS) wrote:
> I want to get rid of the lines containing "stylesheet" and the two lines following that line because they belong together!
I see now, but that's not what grep does. It'd be easy to write an Awk
script to do what you want, and I suggest doing that.
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