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how do i pattern match a field with awk?
hi,
let's say $numbers = "324 350 587" an so on... what i'm trying to do is this: awk -v numbers="$numbers" '{if (numbers ~ /$2/) print $0, "bla bla"}' file # file looks like this: 214 ..... 215 ... 216 .... 250 ... 324 325 ... 350 something ... ... 587 ... i want to do something with the lines that contain the numbers in the variable numbers, and something else with the lines that match other patterns. thanks.. |
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