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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers grep multiple matches Post 302492000 by ctsgnb on Saturday 29th of January 2011 03:37:14 AM
Old 01-29-2011
Help us to help you ... post your code !
what have you tried so far ?
Code:
$ echo "ABC:efg:5:6" | { IFS=: read a b c d ; echo "title:$a author:$b edition:$c whatever:$d" ; }
title:ABC author:efg edition:5 whatever:6
$ echo "ABC:efg:5:6" | { IFS=: read a b c d ; echo "title:$a\nauthor:$b\nedition:$c\nwhatever:$d" ; }
title:ABC
author:efg
edition:5
whatever:6
$

 

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