grep "google" * -rn |grep -v .svn
Solaris doesn't support recursive grep, so i found the below command from google to be useful,
find . |xargs grep 'recursive'
To find the list of files changed in specific revision in Subversion
svn log -r --verbose REVNO
To find the list of files changed between two revisions in Subversion
svn diff -r 26767:26768 --summarize
List the files installed by a solaris package
pkgchk -l <> |grep Pathname
Find the date and time the rpm was modified
sh-3.2$ rpm -qa --queryformat '%{name}-%{version}-%{release} %{installtime:date}\n' |grep libgcc
libgcc-4.1.2-42.el5 Tue 15 Sep 2009 05:45:29 PM GMT
Revert the range of revisions from svn repository
cd working-copy
svn merge -r28431:28245 .
--- Reverse-merging r28431 through r28246
The above command will revert the changes made from revision 28426 to 28431 in your working copy . You need to Commit to update your changes to the server(repository) .
Match characters between two strings
lookbehind
(?<=) look ahead
(?=)I need to find the Name of a person from the below statement,
Hi, Madhu , How are you
(?<=,)(.*)(?=,) - This will match Madhu in the statement as the pattern looks behind "," and looks ahead ","
