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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Search for the information at file Post 303023219 by kttan on Thursday 13th of September 2018 04:57:49 AM
Old 09-13-2018
Quote:
Originally Posted by bakunin
First off: You can do all that in a single sed and forego the whole script as well as the half dozen temporary files:

Code:
sed -n '/CONNECTIONS$/,/DEVICES/ {
             s/"//g
             /BP-COLLECTOR$/,/;/ {
                  s/ //g
                  s/;.*$//p
             }
}' /your/input/file

Test this first if it gives you the correct answer in every case. If you are satisfied with the outcome of this you can put it into loop, like this, which solves your second problem:

Code:
while read LINE ; do
     sed -n '/CONNECTIONS$/,/DEVICES/ {
                  s/"//g
                  /'"$LINE"'$/,/;/ {
                       s/ //g
                       s/;.*$//p
                  }
     }' /your/input/file
done < /your/file/with/search-words

I hope this helps.

bakunin

Thank bakunin.
for the 1st 1 it only can print out the line with
Code:
;

symbol.

exp: only can print out
Code:
U21.1
instate of
C34.1
U21.1

Code:
sed -n '/CONNECTIONS$/,/DEVICES/ {
             s/"//g
             /+5VS$/,/;/ {
                  s/ //g
                  s/;.*$//p
             }
}' Board


Last edited by kttan; 09-13-2018 at 06:37 AM..
 

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