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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Help with awk or something similar Post 302406660 by durden_tyler on Tuesday 23rd of March 2010 01:49:42 PM

03-23-2010

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Here's one way to do it with Perl -

Code:

$
$
$ cat -n f0
     1  wedd01A1 1
     2  wedd01A2 2
     3  wedd01A3 1
     4  wedd02A2 3
     5  wedd02A3 4
     6  wadd02A1 1
     7  wadd02A2 5
     8  wqdd01A1 3
     9  wsdd01A3 1
$
$ ##
$ perl -lane 'BEGIN {@h=qw(A1 A2 A3)}
>             $y{$F[0]}=$F[1]; @x=unpack("A6A2",$F[0]);
>             if ($x[0] ne $prev){push @a,$x[0]} $prev=$x[0];
>             END {
>               printf("%6s %3s %3s %3s\n","",@h);
>               foreach (@a){
>                 printf("%6s %3s %3s %3s\n",
>                         $_,
>                         defined $y{$_.$h[0]} ? $y{$_.$h[0]} : "0",
>                         defined $y{$_.$h[1]} ? $y{$_.$h[1]} : "0",
>                         defined $y{$_.$h[2]} ? $y{$_.$h[2]} : "0"
>                       )
>               }}' f0
        A1  A2  A3
wedd01   1   2   1
wedd02   0   3   4
wadd02   1   5   0
wqdd01   3   0   0
wsdd01   0   0   1
$
$

Note that I have assumed the header columns "A1", "A2", "A3" to be constant (they are hard-coded in the script).

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