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cut -d -f$list
Hello, I have a problem with cut -d -f$list the requirements of "cut" command, the list have to be sorted increasing. but, somehow, i have a list which is have to look like this : 1,2,3,4,5,29,25,11,15,231,227,213,217,433,429,415, 419,635,631,617,621...- erche
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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asking command cut
Hello, I have a problem with cut -d -f$list the requirements of "cut" command, the list have to be sorted increasing. but, somehow, i have a list which is have to look like this : 1,2,3,4,5,29,25,11,15,231,227,213,217,433,429,415,419,635...- erche
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Split string into array not working
Hi, Can someone advise me to correct this script : a="1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8" nawk 'BEGIN { FS="," } { asum=split(a,b,FS) printf ("%d",asum) } the result is asum = 0. it supposed to be returning 8. Please help Thanks -
Finding awk command to replace grep command
Hello, I have this command on someone's script : grep "^[13];psf\/210;" $filen | cut -d";" -f$List >> ${pathOut}/psf_210_${dateFile}.txt The 'List' created with awk : List=$(nawk 'BEGIN { printf("1,2,3,4,5"); for(i=9; i<=2231; i+=202) {... -
Interprete idea into awk syntax
Hello, I have a simple question, hope that somebody would help. As i just browse a little about AWK, i don't really understand how to interprete my idea into AWK syntax. File1 A1;Input1;A3;A4;A5 20;90;77;88;99 33;80;81;67;54 32;76;55;13;93 .. .. .. File2 B1;Input2;B3;B4;B5 22;93;71;68;89...
