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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Cannot subset ranges from another range set Post 303042678 by cryptodice on Friday 3rd of January 2020 07:38:23 AM
Old 01-03-2020
Thank you so much for your solution. But I used the following code:
Code:
awk '
  NR==FNR {                                                    # When reading the file for the first time
    R[$2 FS $3]                                                # Store the ranges $2 to $3 in array R, using the standard field separator
    next
  }
  {                                                            # When reading the file for the second time
    for(i in R) {                                              # For every line, for every range
      split(i,F)                                               # Split the stored range in minimum and maximum using the standard field separator
      if(F[1]<=$5 && $5<=F[2])                                 # F[1] will contain the minimum, F[2] the maximum, so if $5 , $6 are inside it.
        print $0, "range " $5 "-" $6 " inside " F[1] "-" F[2]  # print the result
    }
  }
' h1.txt h1.txt

But it is returning me the following, NOT what you wrote above:
Code:
inside 5286-50509s_SC5314      618550  627903  Ca21chr2_C_albicans_SC5314      7510    8043


Last edited by Scrutinizer; 01-03-2020 at 04:19 PM.. Reason: quote tags -> code tags
 

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semanage_port(3)					   Libsemanage API documentation					  semanage_port(3)

NAME
semanage_port - SELinux Network Ports Management API SYNOPSIS
#include <semanage/port_record.h> #include <semanage/ports_policy.h> #include <semanage/ports_local.h> This object contains properties associated with a range of network ports. For details on a specific function, see its manual page. Record API Overview semanage_port_create(3)- create a port range semanage_port_free(3)- release resources for this port range semanage_port_key_create(3)- create a key, which can be used to identify a port range semanage_port_key_free(3)- release resources for this port range key semanage_port_key_extract(3)- create a key matching this port range semanage_port_clone(3)- create an identical port range (deep-copy clone) semanage_port_compare(3)- compare this port range to the provided key semanage_port_compare2(3)- compare this port range to another Properties API Overview semanage_port_get_proto(3)- return the protocol for this port range semanage_port_get_proto_str(3)- return a string representation of the given port protocol semanage_port_set_proto(3)- set the protocol for this port range semanage_port_get_low(3)- return the low port number for this port range semanage_port_get_high(3)- return the high port number for this port range semanage_port_set_port(3)- set the port number (same low and high) for this port range semanage_port_set_range(3)- set the low and high port number for this port range semanage_port_get_con(3)- return the SELinux context for this port range semanage_port_set_con(3)- set the SELinux context for this port range Record Store API Overview semanage_port_modify_local(3)- add or update a port range in the local store semanage_port_del_local(3)- delete a port range from the local store semanage_port_exists(3)- check if a port range is defined in the persistent policy semanage_port_exists_local(3)- check if a port range is defined in the local store semanage_port_query(3)- query a port range in the persistent policy semanage_port_query_local(3)- query a port range in the local store semanage_port_count(3)- count the number of port ranges defined in the persistent policy semanage_port_count_local(3)- count the number of port ranges defined in the local store semanage_port_iterate(3)- execute a callback for each port range in the persistent policy semanage_port_iterate_local(3)- execute a callback for each port range in the local store semanage_port_list(3)- return an array containing all port ranges in the persistent policy semanage_port_list_local(3)- return an array containing all port ranges in the local store ivg2@cornell.edu 16 March 2006 semanage_port(3)
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