08-16-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by
gangii87
Hi All,
I have a small query. I have a file containing the following lines
File 1:
29-Jul-2011 [pattern1] GMT Static data requires update <Extraction should start here>
-----------
-----------
----------[pattern2]----------
-----------------------
-----------[pattern2] <should stop here>
Pattern1 will be time and pattern2 will be some userid:XYZ
I am trying to use following script, but it stops after the first occurrence of pattern2
awk ' /08:48:17/ { flag=1; } /gangii87/{ print $0; flag=0;} flag { print $0 }' log
Thanks
Hi, It could really help if you give a real input ..
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gshhstograss
GSHHS2GRASS(1gmt) Generic Mapping Tools GSHHS2GRASS(1gmt)
NAME
gshhs2grass - Extracting GSHHS and WDBII data in GRASS-compatible ASCII format
SYNOPSIS
gshhs2grass -i gshhs_[f|h|i|l|c].b [ -xminx ] [-Xmaxx ] [ -yminy ] [ -Ymaxy ]
DESCRIPTION
gshhs2grass reads the binary coastline (GSHHS) and and translates it into an ASCII format suitable for import into GRASS. It automatically
handles byte-swabbing between different architectures.
gshhs_[f|h|i|l|c].b
One of the GSHHS binary data file as distributed with the GSHHS data supplement. Any of the 5 standard resolutions (full, high,
intermediate, low, crude) can be used. The resulting files are called dig_[ascii|att|cats].gshhs_[f|h|i|l|c].
OPTIONS
-x Specify a minimum (west) longitude.
-X Specify a maximum (east) longitude.
-y Specify a minimum (south) latitude.
-Y Specify a maximum (north) latitude.
EXAMPLES
To convert the full GSHHS data set , try
gshhs2grass gshhs_f.b
BUGS
Not updated to handle the WDBII line data (borders or rivers).
AUTHOR
Original version by Simon Cox (simon@ned.dem.csiro.au) with some maintenance by Paul Wessel (pwessel@hawaii.edu).
SEE ALSO
GMT(1), gshhs(1) gshhs_dp(1)
GMT 4.5.7 15 Jul 2011 GSHHS2GRASS(1gmt)