Brian D. McGrew wrote:
Yeah, you did understand but I should have been more clear because my release tress go way back and don't all begin with 5. We go clear back to 3; so it could be
3.0
3.1
3.1-*
3.1_*
3.2
3.2-*
....
4.5
4.5-*
4.5_*
...
5.0
5.0-*
5.0_*
There is about 300 directories I'm walking through here.
I know you got another reply using other utilities, but since you asked
for a regex command, I though this might be interesting. The sort -u is
just there to take out any repeated numbers and then sort them
alphanumerically.
ls | perl -n -e 'print "$1\n" if ( /([0-9.]+).*/ );' | sort -u
If you want to include the dashes and underscores in the listing, just
change the regex to:
/([0-9.]+[-_]?).*/
Justin Willmert
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