"Fong Tin Joen, Raimund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> LANG=en_US.UTF-8
> ...
> # cat Foo
> ./usr/share/apps/kturtle/examples/fr_FR/carré.logo
> ./usr/share/apps/kturtle/examples/fr_FR/carré.logo
> ./usr/share/apps/kturtle/examples/fr_FR/enroulé.logo
> ./usr/share/doc/man-pages-da-0.1.1/læsmig
> .
Dear all,
I hope that someone can help me out with the next issue on a system running
RedHat Fedora Core release 3 (Heidelberg).
When using the uniq command on the attached file Foo <> the result is not
as expected.
It also gives different results depending on using it several times after
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Fong Tin Joen, Raimund wrote:
> You are right about one thing and that is about using the sort command
> first.
>
> Due to excitement or perhaps confusion I forgot to mention that I did
> used the sort command as given in your example.
> ...
> All I meant to say is :
> That with the usage of the s
Fong Tin Joen, Raimund wrote:
> When using the uniq command on the delivered file the result is not
> as expected. It als gives random results depending on using it
> several times after eachother.
Your file is not sorted. Sort the file first. The sort documentation
says:
By default, `uni
Dear
When using the uniq command on the delivered file the result is not as expected.
It als gives random results depending on using it several times after
eachother.
<>
When using "uniq -u Foo" the result looks like
- Beginning -
# uniq -u Foo
./usr/share/apps/kturtle/examples/fr_FR/carré.
