I have touched a file named "mm$" in current directory ,I want to search it in regular expression. How to get it ?
I have tried this " ls | grep mm\$ " command ,but nothing get from the current directory .
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how to search a special file in shell?
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Re: how to search a special file in shell?
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$ ls | grep 'mm\$'
mm$
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Re: how to search a special file in shell?
Much more ,what's the differences between double quote and single quote in regular expression ? Are there any books for suggestion?
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