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05-16-2008
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cut - columns with formatted Output
Hi
I have the input file as below Code:
***TEST10067 00567GROSZ 099 00567CTCTSDS90 ***TEST20081 08233GROZWEWE 00782GWERW899 ***TEST30088 08233GROZWEWE 00782GWERW899 Code:
TEST10067 TEST20081 TEST30088 grep ^\* 100109.C|cut -c 4-8,' ',9-12 I tried with the above. Is there anyway to format the output with a space. as i am not getting the desired results. Regards Dhana Last edited by Yogesh Sawant; 05-17-2008 at 02:27 AM. Reason: added code tags 
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Code:
$ cat dh.txt ***TEST10067 00567GROSZ 099 00567CTCTSDS90 ***TEST20081 08233GROZWEWE 00782GWERW899 ***TEST30088 08233GROZWEWE 00782GWERW899 $ sed -n '/^\*/p' dh.txt ***TEST10067 ***TEST20081 ***TEST30088 $ sed -n '/^\*/p' dh.txt | sed 's/\*\*\*\([A-Z]*\)\([0-9]*\)/\1 \2/' TEST 10067 TEST 20081 TEST 30088
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05-18-2008
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cut - output in formatted way
Hi
I got the output as below $ sed -n '/^*/!d;s/\*\*\*\([A-Z]*\)\([0-9]*\)/\1 \2/p' filename TEST1 0067*01 TEST2 0081*02 TEST3 0088*03 I need only TEST1 0067 TEST2 0081 TEST3 0088 and not *01,*02 and *03. I am trying it out. Meanwhile is there any other simplest way of doing it. Regards Dhana
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05-18-2008
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ruby one liner
If your input is indeed fixed width, here's a one-liner in ruby:
Code:
$ ruby -e 'STDIN.readlines.each { |l| puts "#{l[3..7]} #{l[8..-1]}" if l[0..2] == "***" }' <filename
Code:
python -c 'import sys; print "\n".join([ "%s %s" % (l[3:7], l[8:-1]) for l in sys.stdin.readlines() if l[0:3] == "***" ])' <filename Code:
awk '/^\*\*\*/ { print(substr($1,4,5), substr($1,9,10)); }' <filename
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Hi
The awk looks good to me and i tried changing on it awk '/^\*\*\*/ { printf "%s %s\n",substr($1,4,5), substr($1,9,4) }' < filename if my file has the following inputs ***BRRAA0067** TESTSS sdfasdf ***SIZZ 0081** sdfas sdfasd ***TYPEE0078** dsfas asdfasdf I am getting the below output BRRAA 0067 SIZZ TYPEE 0078 If you note that SIZZ has only four characters and a space then i am getting the output as shown above. But i need 0081 also coming up after SIZZ . Do any one of you have some idea on what needs to be changed ? REgards Dhana
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