Linux: working with text files
2010-10-16 17:14
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Viewing Text Files
You can easily view files by using command-line tools ,including cat,less,head,and tail.
The simplest command for dealing with text files is cat.
e.g.:
cat mytextfile
tail mytextfile ( view the file from the last ,usually used in log files)
You can easily view files by using command-line tools ,including cat,less,head,and tail.
The simplest command for dealing with text files is cat.
e.g.:
cat mytextfile
tail mytextfile ( view the file from the last ,usually used in log files)
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