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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting String parsing help across multiple UNIX platforms Post 302998950 by RudiC on Saturday 10th of June 2017 02:06:35 AM

06-10-2017

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Wildly guessing on what you might want, how about

Code:

awk '
NR == 1         {for (n=split(PL, PA, "|"); n>0; n--) PAT[PA[n]]
                }
                {for (p in PAT) if (match ($0, p))      {TMP = substr ($0, RSTART, RLENGTH)
                                                         gsub (/^.*=|"|> *$/, "")
                                                         n = split ($0, UN)
                                                         UN[0] = 1 
                                                         getline
                                                         gsub (/<[^>]*>/, "")
                                                         OUT[p] = sprintf ("{\"%s\" %.1f %s}", TMP, UN[n-1] * $0, UN[n]) 
                                                        }
                }
END             {for (p in PAT) print OUT[p]
                }
' PL="Coolant Temp|Actual Air Velocity|Cabinet Temp" file
{"Actual Air Velocity" 869.0 fpm}
{"Coolant Temp" 30.7 C}
{"Cabinet Temp" 36.0 C}

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xml-xread

XML-XREAD(1)							   User Commands						      XML-XREAD(1)

NAME

       xml-xread - Parse XML documents with entity and URI resolution

SYNOPSIS

       xml-xread [options] xmlfile

DESCRIPTION

       xml-xread  is  a simple command line tool for parsing and validating XML documents.  It is not an actual XML parser, it just wraps around a
       JAXP XMLReader, adding support for catalog-based entity and URI resolution.

OPTIONS

       -c catalogfile
	      Load a particular catalog file.  May be specified multiple times.

       -v     Perform a validating parse.  This is the default.

       -w     Perform a well-formed parse, not a validating parse.

       -N     Perform a namespace-aware parse.	This is the default.

       -n     Perform a namespace-ignorant parse.

       -d debuglevel
	      Set the debug level (an integer).  Warnings are shown if the debug level is set to greater than 2.

       -E maxerrors
	      Set the maximum number of errors to display.  The default is 10.

FILES

       /etc/java/resolver/CatalogManager.properties
	      The central catalog manager configuration file used by xml-xread.

SEE ALSO

       xml-parse(1), xml-resolver(1), java(1), the OASIS entity resolution technical committee	home  page  at	<http://www.oasis-open.org/commit-
       tees/entity/>.

AUTHOR

       Norman Walsh <Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM>

1.1								     July 2004							      XML-XREAD(1)

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