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awk + last occurrence
Hi,
I'm attempting to search, using awk, a pattern range in a file. Something like: >awk '/first bit of text.../,/...last bit of text/' file Is it possible to print only the last (or first) occurrence of the pattern range this way? Thanks for any suggestions. Al |
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