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Extract pattern from text line
The text line has the following formats: what.ever.bla.bla.C01G06.BLA.BLA2 what.ever.bla.bla.C11G33.BLA.BLA2 what.ever.bla.bla.01x03.BLA.BLA2 what.ever.bla.bla.03x05.BLA.BLA2 what.ever.bla.bla.Part01.BLA.BLA2 and other similar ones, I need a way to select the "what.ever.bla.bla" part out of the text. So basically it has to be based on such regex: Code:
(.*?)(C[0-9]+G[0-9]+|[0-9]+x[0-9]+|Part[0-9]+) where (.*?) is the part I want to extract... any ideas? |
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12-25-2008
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Sorry, its not clear to me.
Do you want to extract the first or the second part? what.ever.bla.bla - no need to extract this as its a constant C01G06.BLA.BLA2 - for this just strip off the above pattern |
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12-25-2008
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Code:
sed 's/\(.*\)\(C[0-9][0-9]*G[0-9][0-9]*\)\(.*\)/\1/' |
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12-25-2008
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It can be Example1.C11G33 or Bla123.Bla123.C11G33 and so on, I need to extract always the name that is befor the "C11G33" no matter what it is .*? The only thing that stays is the C11G33 or 01x03 or Part01 just with different numbers, just look on my regex example again. |
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