Monday, April 22, 2013

Regular Expression


Symbol/Command
Meaning/Action
> 
>> 
< 
<< 
|
&
;
*
?
!n
[]
()
“”
‘’
\
$var
$$
$0
$n
$*
$?
#
Tab
bg
break
cd
continue
echo
eval
exec
fg
jobs
kill
newgrp
shift
stop
suspend
umask
unset
wait
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Redirect output
Append output to file
Redirect input
“Here” document (redirect input)
Pipe output
Run process in background
Separate commands on same line
Match any character(s) in filename
Match single character in filename
Repeat command number n.
Match any characters enclosed.
Execute in subshell
Partial quote (allows variable and command expansion).
Preserve literal value of enclosed characters
Quote following character.
Use value for variable.
Process ID.
Command name.
nth argument (0<n9)
All arguments.
Exit status.
Begin comment
Complete current word.
Background execution
Break from loop statements.
Change directories.
Resume a program loop.
Display output.
Evaluate arguments.
Execute a new shell or other program.
Foreground execution.
Show active jobs.
Terminate running jobs.
Change to a new group
Shift positional parameters.
Suspend a background job.
Suspend a foreground job.
Set or list permissions on files to be created.
Erase variable or function definitions.
Wait for a background job to finish.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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