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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Command line - awk, sed Post 302800399 by hanson44 on Monday 29th of April 2013 04:07:32 PM
Old 04-29-2013
Code:
$ cat file
CTRY=GM&PROJTYPE=SP&PROJECTTYPE=Small+Project

Code:
$ cat test.sh
pattern=$1
sed "s/.*\<$pattern\>=\([^&]*\)&*.*/\1/" file | tr "+" " "

Code:
$ ./test.sh PROJECTTYPE
Small Project

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djscript

DJSCRIPT(1)							   Debian Linux 						       DJSCRIPT(1)

NAME

       djscript - A text formatter for the HP DeskJet printer.

SYNOPSIS

       djscript [Options][<fil>...]

DESCRIPTION

       The tool's purpose is to make better use of the HP DeskJet's text modes. On one hand djscript enables the user to easily choose the differ-
       ent text modes of the DeskJet. On the other hand there are some add-ons supposed to make some if these modes really useful.

       djscript now uses the libpaper library to handle the paper name.

OPTIONS

       -F<font> Select font: `courier', `cgtimes', `lettgoth' (default: `courier')

       -P<prfil>
	      Print to file <prfil> (default: -'). If <prfil> equals `-', standard output is taken. If <prfil> equals `:<cmd>',  output  is  piped
	      into <cmd>

       -S<size>
	      Select paper size: `dina4', `legal', `letter' (default is libpaper default)

       -C<charset>
	      Select character set: `ascii', `ansi', `ecma', `pc8', `pc850', `hpr8', `hpl' (default: `ascii')

       -lq    Letter Quality instead of Draft.

       -itl   Italics font.

       -nrw   Narrow printing. `horizontal double density' (ignored with font `cgtimes')

       -low   Low font. `vertical double density'

       -sml   Small font, the same as narrow and low.

       -ls    Landscape orientation instead of portrait. (works only with font `courier normal')

       -lph<n>
	      Set the logical page height to <n> lines.

       -c[nw]<n>
	      Produce multi column output of <n> text columns (n) or columns of <n> characters width each (w).

       -7966  Logical pages of 66 lines and 79 columns each.

       -m[lrtb]<n>
	      set left/right/top/bottom margin to column/row <n>.

       -sf[hv]<x>
	      Horizontal and vertical spacing factors.

       -pr<pgs>
	      Print  pages  in	page  range specification <pgs> only. <pgs> is a comma separated list of expressions of the form i, -i, i-j, or i-
	      where i and j denote logical page numbers.

       -il    Ignore Ctrl-L characters.

       -pp    Start each file on a new physical page.

       -sp    Separate logical pages by horizontal and vertical bars.

       -sg    Show the page geometry; do not print.

       -q     Be quiet.

       -wc    Show nonwarranty and copying info.

       -h     Show help info.

SEE ALSO

       paperconf(1), papersize(5), paperconfig(8).

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Craig Small <csmall@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

Debian Project							     June 1996							       DJSCRIPT(1)
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