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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Find string multiple times, same line Post 302538016 by jim mcnamara on Monday 11th of July 2011 12:52:59 PM
Old 07-11-2011
Code:
awk ' (p=index($0, ".02") ) 
       {
            p+=3; 
            a=substr($0,p) 
            if(index(a, ".02")==1)
            {
                print $0}
            }  
       }
       {next} ' inputfile > outputfile

Start with that.
 

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NAME

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SYNOPSYS

       timblclient -h host -p port [-i inputfile] [-i outputfile] [--batch] [-b basename]

DESCRIPTION

       timblclient connects to a TimblServer on 'host':'port' and sends it the normal instructions. (see timblserver )

OPTIONS

       The timblclient options are

       -i inputfile
	      a series of timblserver commands.

	      When  BATCH  is  specified, inputfile is supposed to be a 'normal' Timbl testfile. Every line is send to the timblserver as a 'clas-
	      sify' command.  Default is stdin.

       -o outputfile
	      Where to put the results. Default is stdout.

       --batch
	      When --batch is specified, the input from 'inputfile' is not interpreted as timblserver commands, but as instances that will be send
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       -h host
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       -p port
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	      set the base in TimblServer to 'base'

BUGS

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AUTHORS

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SEE ALSO

       timbl(1) timblserver(1)

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