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| t | Do not treat a numeric line#1 as if it's the total number of lines in the text file. | | t | Do not treat a numeric line#1 as if it's the total number of lines in the text file. | ||
| s | Search for line beginning with <matchtext> and returns the remainder of the line beyond the spaces following <matchtext> | | s | Search for line beginning with <matchtext> and returns the remainder of the line beyond the spaces following <matchtext> | ||
− | | w | Scan for line matching <matchtext> which can be a | + | | w | Scan for line matching <matchtext> which can be a wildcard. If not a wildcard the line must be exact match. Returns the entire contents of the matching line |
| r | Indicates that <matchtext> is a regex pattern. | | r | Indicates that <matchtext> is a regex pattern. | ||
| p | When evaluating text in the absence of the 'n' switch, treats the pipe symbol as a command separator allowing the remainder of the line to be executed as a /command. | | p | When evaluating text in the absence of the 'n' switch, treats the pipe symbol as a command separator allowing the remainder of the line to be executed as a /command. |