Le 01/10/2013 16:56, Alexander Hall a écrit :
> Without the quotes you get it all on a single line. A 45k line can be tough
> on a regex.
>
Thank you very much Alexander :)
Denis
Without the quotes you get it all on a single line. A 45k line can be tough on
a regex.
/Alexander
j...@wxcvbn.org wrote:
>Denis Fondras writes:
>
>> Hello all,
>
>Hi,
>
>> This afternoon I stumbled upon a weirdness I can't explain. I hope
>some
>> misc-guru can give a clue.
>>
>> I was parsing
Hi Jérémie,
> Without the quotes the shell performs splitting, maybe ksh(1) is a bit
> slow at this... I'd rather download the page to a temp file rather than
> put that stuff into memory.
>
Ok, thank you. This is actually faster when I use a tempfile.
(sed is even faster than gsed in that case
Denis Fondras writes:
> Hello all,
Hi,
> This afternoon I stumbled upon a weirdness I can't explain. I hope some
> misc-guru can give a clue.
>
> I was parsing a 45kB html document on my OpenBSD 5.3 with the help of
> sed to extract a value and it was awfully slow. Quoting the input string
> ga
Hello all,
This afternoon I stumbled upon a weirdness I can't explain. I hope some
misc-guru can give a clue.
I was parsing a 45kB html document on my OpenBSD 5.3 with the help of
sed to extract a value and it was awfully slow. Quoting the input string
gave it a real boost :
$ time echo "$webpag
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