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I take it you're going to have a lot of stepN and varN files?
I would use for grep's -f option and the -n as you have.
grep -n -f var4 step4
That outputs:
mdiehn@frank ~ $ grep !*
grep -n -f var4 step4
1:tstart [s]: 1.50E+1
4:1.50E+1,4.26E-1,...
If you don't want tstart, either eliminate it with 'grep -v' or we could get into some more interesting awk ...
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Aliases don't take arguments. Use a function instead:
searchword () {
ssh -t user@server "grep -i '$1' /root/file.txt"
}
Note that it is dangerous, it can lead to uncontrolled code execution. Imagine what happens then the argument is '; rm -rf / ; #
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