Gary Franks schreef:
I am new to grep and loving what I can do with it. Of course, until I
get stumped.
I can't find in the BBEdit Grep help how to exclude a word.
I am trying to find all lines in a document that do not include the
word "foo".
I'm sure it's simple, but I have failed continually to figure it out.
Hope you can help.
Gary
There is no regular expression to do what you describe. The unix command
grep has the command flag '-v' to achieve this.
You can run the unix command grep on your lines as you know :-)
So you have to apply the unix command "grep -v <pattern>" on your text.
Fred
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