Kevin Faulkner wrote:
> First off, I've been trying to do this for a little while, but keep on getting
> dragged off to other things. My goal is to get sed to pull off the .xxx of the
> file. So lets say you have documentation.odt timesheet.ods archive.zip and
> readme.txt I would like sed to pull off these: ods zip odt txt. I figured I
> would do it like this
> ls -l |awk '{print $8}'|sed -e '/$\.+++/p
> ls -l |awk '{print $8}'|sed -e '/^\.+++/p
> (I also used ? in place of the +)
> I have also tried this.
> ls -l |awk '{print $8}'|grep -e "*\.[a-z]
>
> I'm not sure if I just don't understand sed, or if its a problem with regular
> expressions, but either way, I can't get it work. Even * should work as it is any character. A little guidance would be nice. Thanks folks.
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Does the .+++ appear anywhere else?
If not you could do this:

ls -l |awk '{print $8}'|sed -e 's/.+++//g


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