I'm curently having some problem with a grep command.
I've found the way to only show the last line of a grep search :
grep PATERN FILE_NAME | tail -1
I also find the way to make a grep search in multiple selected files :
find . -name "FILE_NAME" | xargs -I name grep PATERN name
Now I would like to only get the last line of the grep result for each single file. I tried this :
find . -name "FILE_NAME" | xargs -I name grep PATERN name | tail -1
This returns me only the last value of the last file where I would like to have the last matching patern for every file.
question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14885554/get-last-line-from-grep-search-on-multiple-files