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Bash: sed/grep/awk sections of file
Name: Six Date: February 12, 2004 at 20:11:12 Pacific OS: Gentoo CPU/Ram: 1.3/512
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Hi. Sed/awk/grep, etc are scary to me. Is it possible to search a text file (which is an address book) for $name, and output all the lines from that to, say, the next line that looks like this: ------- ?? if I'm not that lucky, can I get it to output the following 5 lines from $name?
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