01-17-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by Morgwen
I have this:
data1a#data2a#data3aµ data1b#data2b#data3bµ data1c#data2c#data3cµ
and I want to have this (more or less)
data1a data2a data3a
data1b data2b data3b
data1c data2c data3c
I know I should use the function awk but I can't find the proper way to use it.
awk '$1=$1' RS=" " FS="#" infile
awk is not a function
P.S. Use nawk on Solaris.
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