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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script to match strings that sometimes are splitted in 2 lines Post 302846711 by Ophiuchus on Sunday 25th of August 2013 01:21:38 PM
Old 08-25-2013
Hello Scrutinizer,

Thanks, it works that way.

The pat2 could be in more than line, so to could use your code, intead of have 32 elements in a line I changed it to 64 with xxd command, and without spaces.

So, your first code continue working, but I don't know why is not printing all patterns even they are in the file, I got this output:
Code:
$ awk -v pat="ff44.{6,18}321456.{5}" '
  {    b=p $0  }
  match(b,pat) {    print substr(b,RSTART,RLENGTH); sub(pat,x)
  }
  {    p=$0 FS  }' file2.txt
ff4400000232145601757
ff4400000332145601766
ff4400000432145601789

But the correct output should be (the patterns that have the sequence 01 and 05 are not being printed):
Code:
ff4400000132145600238
ff4400000232145601757
ff4400000332145601766
ff4400000432145601789
ff4400000532145601788

The input file is:
Code: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Thanks in advance for the help.
 

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mencal

mencal(1)								 1								 mencal(1)

NAME

       mencal - menstruation calendar

SYNOPSIS

       mencal [options] [file1 file2 ... -c CONF1 -c CONF2 ...]

DESCRIPTION

   Display options:
       -m, --monday
	      draw monday as first weekday (sunday is default)

       -1     current month (default)

       -3     previous, current and next month

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	      all-year calendar (default YYYY is current year)

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	      no top information will be printed

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	      noncolored output

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	      available colors: red, green, blue, yellow, violet, cyan, shiny, bold

   mencal configuration:
       -c, --config
	      s=[YYYY]MMDD,l=LL,d=DD,n=NAME,f=FILE,c=COLOR

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	      used.  Various -c options or filenames can be set.

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	      start day of period (default current day)

       l,length=LL
	      length of period in days (default 28)

       d,duration=D
	      duration of menstruation in days (default 4)

       n,name=NAME
	      name of subject

       f,file=FILE
	      filename to save configuration to (see section FILES)

	      only menstruation related variables will be saved

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	      color used for menstruation days

	      available colors: red, green, blue, yellow, violet, cyan, shiny, bold default color is red, with	'-n'  switch  color  settings  are
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:
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