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# 22  
Old 02-09-2006
Quote:
Originally Posted by csaha
sed -n -e 's_.*((.*\) .).*$_\1_p'
Pretty close.

You need to escape the second (

In general a . represents any character in the sed world.

) .) - So, why the whitespace and the dot ? Drop those

Code:
sed -n -e 's_.*(\(.*\)).*_\1_p'

# 23  
Old 02-09-2006
Thank you so much ...
# 24  
Old 02-09-2006
Quote:
Originally Posted by csaha
Now here I am looking for the filed $8 ( example: asuhan@ixload_build_rh9_linux2_4_asuhan in the first output line below ) but it may be $7, $8 ... $10 anywhere.

Only think I am sure is that - it will come after the string "by" - Please help me to grab it ... Any idea how ???

Code:
$ p4 opened -a | grep *locked* 

//ixweb/main/protocols/mgcp/pcpu/mgcpServer/scripts/stop.sh#4 - edit change 118970 (text) by asuhan@ixload_build_rh9_linux2_4_asuhan *locked*
//packages/av_codecs/main/g7231/g7231.vcproj#2 - edit default change (text) by rjongbloed@rjongbloed-ixmobile-vt-main *locked*
//packages/av_codecs/main/gsm_amr/gsm_amr.vcproj#2 - edit default change (text) by rjongbloed@rjongbloed-ixmobile-vt-main *locked*
//packages/av_codecs/main/h26x/h26x.vcproj#2 - edit default change (text) by rjongbloed@rjongbloed-ixmobile-vt-main *locked*
//packages/h324stack/main/common/commapi/src/win32/BtISDN/btisdn.vcproj#3 - edit default change (text) by rjongbloed@rjongbloed-ixmobile-vt-main *locked*

Just for reference , you could have used "by" as the delimiter and used awk like this:
p4 opened -a | grep *locked*|awk -F"by" '{print $NF}' |cut -d'*' -f1
# 25  
Old 02-09-2006
Yes Abhishek - u r correct ... Thanks a lot for the info dude ...
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