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Cut position as a variable
Hi All,
I wish to cut an input by using the below command but i would want to have the cut position as a variable. For eg, the position number is 11 now and i wish that this number is being assigned to a variable before putting into the cut function. Can this be done ? Can any expert help? I am using csh by the way. Code:
cut -c11- |
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