Learn how to delete multiple files in one shot from the Linux command line
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Kai Yuan
Kai Yuan has been a software developer for over 15 years. He builds enterprise Java applications in work. He has 20 years experience of Linux and is a big fan of the Vim editor. He is happy to help people at stackoverflow.com. He lives currently in Hamburg.
Here's what I've written (so far):
Run a Function in a Script from the Command Line
Filed under Linux - Scripting
Learn how to call shell script functions from outside the shell script file
Count Duplicated Lines in a Text File
Filed under Linux - Files
Learn a few ways to count repeated lines in a text file
Implement a Counter in Bash Script
Filed under Linux - Scripting
Learn how to implement a counter in a Bash script and some common pitfalls
Save Modifications In-Place with awk
Filed under Linux - Scripting
Learn how to do in-place editing with the awk command through examples
Recursive Search and Replace in Text Files
Filed under File Editing, Linux - Files, Linux - Search
Learn how to search and replace in text files recursively through examples
Easy Ways to Determine Virtualization Technology
Filed under Linux - Administration
Learn how to determine virtualization technology using Linux commands
Send stdout to Multiple Commands
Filed under Linux - Scripting
Learn how to send the output of a command to multiple commands using three different solutions through examples
How to Print the Longest Line(s) in a File
Filed under Linux - Files
Learn different ways to find the longest lines from an input file and benchmark their performance
How to Pretty-Print XML From the Command Line
Filed under File Viewing, Linux - Files
Learn several ways to pretty-print an XML file using Linux commands