Revisions to grep with logic operators

Improved formatting and link to CLI switches; added the meaning of the switches rather than just linking; added a better link (though perl documentation is really fragmented)

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edited Mar 30, 2020 at 23:32

user1794469

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You could use perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

Where the Perl switches are as follows:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

-w turns on warnings
-n runs perl against each line of input (looping)
-e executes perl passed in the command line

You could use Perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

You could use perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

Where the switches are as follows:

-w turns on warnings
-n runs perl against each line of input (looping)
-e executes perl passed in the command line

Improved formatting and link to CLI switches

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edit approved Mar 30, 2020 at 23:32

Pablo A

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You could use perlPerl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

You could use perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

You could use Perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

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edited Jan 5, 2015 at 13:26

michas

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You could use perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /search_term1term2/) || (/search_term2term1/ ) && !(/search_term3term3/ xor /term4/))'

You could use perl:

perl -wne 'print if ( /search_term1/ || /search_term2/ ) && !/search_term3/'

You could use perl:

perl -wne 'print if (/term1/ && /term2/) || (/term1/ && (/term3/ xor /term4/))'

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answered Jan 5, 2015 at 11:49

michas

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