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08-06-2007
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create paths
Hello!
If I have file like that: AAA ->bbb ->ccc ->ddd ->eee how to create full paths like: AAA->bbb AAA->ccc->ddd AAA->ccc->eee ? (I'm sorry for mistakes - english is not my native language)  
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Do you want to list files in a directory tree with a full path name?
Here is an example for a directory called "dir" Code:
prefix="/dir"
find $prefix -type f |\
while read file
do
printf "%s/%s\n" "$prefix" "$file"
done > listfile
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Thank you, but it is not what I wanted...
It is all about text files - I have one, that looks like: Sistēma ->Pieslēgties ->Datu apmaiņa -> Kases aparāti -> Fiskālo printeru serviss -> Grāmatojumu imports -> Datu imports -> Pavadzīmju eksports -> BarMan imports -> Datu ārējais eksports -> Drošības kopija and I need: Sistēma->Pieslēgties Sistēma->Datu apmaiņa-> Kases aparāti Sistēma->Datu apmaiņa-> Fiskālo printeru serviss in other text file.... is it possible? Thanks anyway
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Input file
Code:
Sistema ->Pieslegties ->Datu apmaina -> Kases aparati -> Fiskalo printeru serviss -> Gramatojumu imports -> Datu imports -> Pavadzimju eksports -> BarMan imports -> Datu arejais eksports -> Drošibas kopija AddonForTest ->Datu apmaina -> Kases aparati -> Fiskalo printeru serviss -> Gramatojumu imports -> Datu imports -> Pavadzimju eksports -> BarMan imports Code:
awk '{
if(index($0, "->")>0) {
print base $0}
else{
base=$0
}
}' filename
Code:
Sistema->Pieslegties Sistema->Datu apmaina Sistema-> Kases aparati Sistema-> Fiskalo printeru serviss Sistema-> Gramatojumu imports Sistema-> Datu imports Sistema-> Pavadzimju eksports Sistema-> BarMan imports Sistema-> Datu arejais eksports Sistema-> Drošibas kopija AddonForTest->Datu apmaina AddonForTest-> Kases aparati AddonForTest-> Fiskalo printeru serviss AddonForTest-> Gramatojumu imports AddonForTest-> Datu imports AddonForTest-> Pavadzimju eksports AddonForTest-> BarMan imports
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08-07-2007
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Thank you - it was very useful!
So, now I have one level, but there was 2 of them... Is it possible to use regex in index function? For example, how to find Aaaa->Bbbbb and insert it before 3rd level?Ideas like: awk 'if (index ($0, "[A-Za-z+->A-Za-z+]")>0) {print base $0} else {base = $0}} ' filename does not work... or maybe it is not necesarry to use regexes...
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