Regex, but without
Michael Hipp
Michael at Hipp.com
Tue Jan 29 06:37:26 PST 2008
I'm not a very deep expert on regular expressions, and I can't seem to
find the answer in my trusty copy of 'Mastering Regular Expressions'.
I want to find all instances of 'python' running for a given user so I
do this:
$ ps -f -U michael | grep python
michael 24638 24618 0 08:31 pts/0 00:00:00 python
michael 24665 24643 0 08:32 pts/1 00:00:00 grep python
But I get that hanger-on in my grep command. I can easily get rid of
that second line by stringing another grep after it, but there ought to
be a way to do it with only one regex.
So I need a regex that will find every line with 'python' on it but not
'grep'.
Any help?
Michael
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