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It is a great book, although a bit outdated. In particular, nowadays `egrep` is not recommended to use. `grep -E` is a more portable synonim.\n
\n
Some notes on you script:\n
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It is a great book, although a bit outdated. In particular, nowadays `egrep` is not recommended to use. `grep -E` is a more portable synonim.\n
\n
Some notes on you script:\n
\n
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\n
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It is a great book, although a bit outdated. In particular, nowadays `egrep` is not recommended to use. `grep -E` is a more portable synonim.\n
\n
Some notes on you script:\n
\n
1. You don’t need to escape slashes in grep regex. In the sed `s///` command better use another character like `s###` so you also can leave slashes unescaped.\n
2. You usually don’t need to pipe `grep` and `sed`, `sed -n` with regex address and explicit printing command gives the same result as `grep`.\n
3. You could omit leading slash in your `egrep` regex, so you won’t need to remove it later.\n
\n
So I would do the same with\n
\n
```\n
\n
<span style="color:#323232;">tar -tzvf file.tar.gz | sed -En '/.(mp4|mkv)$/{s#^.*/##; s#.[.*##; s#[^a-zA-Z0-9()&-]# #g; s/ +/ /g; p}'\n
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\n
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\n
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