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Tables and borders
when i do this:
cat HITS i get the following displayed: sport.hits:87.114.172.31 Thu Sep 28 22:45:12 GMT 2006 how do i put this information into a bordered table? so it will output like this: ...........File / IP..................Day.....Month.....Date............Time..............Year sport.hits:87.114.172.31......Thu......Sep....... 28........22:45:12 GMT...... 2006 |
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Don't know what you really want, but quite likely it would suit your needs to import that file as csv file into some spreadsheet like OpenOffice Calc and use space as separator instead of comma.
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basically what i want is for my output to be displayed in a table that has a border.
i am running a script that searches ip adresses from various files. the files are displayed (using cat HITS) once they have been searched. they are displayed from a file called HITS they are displayed in a list like this when they are output: adventure.hits:223.79.87.212 Tue Sep 05 02:19:02 GMT 2006 i want to be able to have this output placed in a table format with borders and headings for each column: File / IP Day Month Date Time Year does this explain it a bit better? |