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gawk RS using regex
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gawk RS using regex
Hi feherke, There is still something missing if use RT, if you could elaborate, gawk 'BEGIN { RS = "(Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat|Sun) (Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Dec|Nov)" } /ERROR_/ { print NR " " RT " " $0 }' input Mon Oct line1 line2 line3 (ERROR_1) Tue Nov line4 line5 Fri Dec... -
gawk RS using regex
Thanks for your input Annihilannic! I did a mistake by telling the half story, the reason I wanted to use RS shortcut is ... I have another pattern to match in the desire output lines, something like, desire output 1 Mon Oct line1 line2 line3 (ERROR_1) 2 Tue Nov line4 line5 3 Fri Dec... -
gawk RS using regex
Hello List, I use regex while define RS in gawk, everything is working fine except I don't know the trick to print the original RS, please see if you can help. source: Mon Oct line1 line2 line3 Tue Nov line4 line5 Fri Dec line6 line7 statement gawk 'BEGIN { RS =... -
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can I use regex while define $/ ?
Hello List, I m trying to print the multiple lines to one base on certain pattern e.g. Source: Sun Feb 8 line1 line2 line3 Mon Feb 9 line4 line5 Tue Feb 10 line6 line 7 line 8 Target Sun Feb 8 line1 line2 line3 Mon Feb 9 line4 line5 Tue Feb 10 line6 line7 line8 I can accomplish this... -
print the 2nd line above the pattern
Thanks Annihilannic. Just FYI, for the 2nd option, if there is more than one line above the pattern line it will give out wrong output, Try it against below 123 456 abc def ghi jkl mno pqr stu abc vwx yza the output of "awk '/abc/ { found=NR } NR==found+2'" would be 456 ghi yza -
print the 2nd line above the pattern
below will print all the match line for above case ... but can not handle the memory choking ... awk '{a[NR]=$0} /abc/ {b[NR]=NR+2} END {for (i in b) if (i != null) {print a[b[i]]}}' input/file -
print the 2nd line above the pattern
following above thought I want to print the 2nd line below the pattern line but I can only pick up the 1st match line not all of them ... something is wrong please comment, abc def ghi jkl mno pqr stu abc vwx yza use abc to print ghi, yza, but I only get ghi use below ... awk '{a[NR]=$0}... -
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print the 2nd line above the pattern
Hi PH, It works. Thanks. I also tried below it works too, please give a tip on how to understand NR%3 awk '{a[NR]=$0}/klm/{print a[NR-2]}' /path/to/input Regards, -frank PS. Would like to know the thought of retrive 2nd line below the patten line too .. just came up ... Thanks. -
print the 2nd line above the pattern
Just wandering if there is a easy way in awk to print the 2nd line above the pattern line abc def hij klm locate klm to print out def. Thanks in advance to my favorite AWK list! -
Solaris 10 link_mode
Hi folks, I m wondering how I can tell the link_mode on a Solaris 10 server, seems link_mode, link_speed, link_status are not supported in Solaris 10. Thanks. /usr/sbin/ndd -get /dev/ce \? ? (read only) instance (read and write) adv_autoneg_cap...- frankli
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process 3 files and substitution
forgot a pair of curly brackets, it works, however, got another problem ... some of the $v_nameX do have "/" in side, e.g. v_name8=10.1.1.2/swe/eai:2003, if have any suggestion please comment. Thanks! file1=venv.old file2=venv.new file3=vfile.matrix awk ' FILENAME=="'$file1'"...
