For the first step you get the listing:
The second one you created a variable IDS that looks for the price, condition and date_updated and print the results.
I added a >> "/Users/myuser/Desktop/test.csv" to get the print exported to a CSV file.
I've been looking around for the past hour now and I can't seem to find how I can put each listing in a line with a ";" dividing the "description" (or "title") and the price, condition and date_updated instead of having 4 lines create per entry.
I know that something has to change between the "||" after the match and before the print, but I have no idea where and how...
Could you help me once more?
If you'd accept a trailing comma (removal would need additional measures), set the output record separator to comma: ORS=",". As ALL info would come in a long line, then, we need to find out how to separate a single machine's data from the next. I used the begin of a HTML doc for this. Try adding the following to your script
Please be aware that any comma INSIDE fields will lead to misinterpretation if the result is read somewhere else based on comma separated fields.
If you'd accept a trailing comma (removal would need additional measures), set the output record separator to comma: ORS=",". As ALL info would come in a long line, then, we need to find out how to separate a single machine's data from the next. I used the begin of a HTML doc for this. Try adding the following to your script
Please be aware that any comma INSIDE fields will lead to misinterpretation if the result is read somewhere else based on comma separated fields.
Hey RubiC!
Thanks a lot for your followup! I'm sorry but I think that you're too advanced for me...
I have no idea on how to combine bash commands with HTML and where to insert the new code into my script.
For now I have that:
I tried already to replace the portion:
with your new code:
But it yielded a blanc "page" on my terminal. Plus I'm not sure at all on how to export to a file?
Again, I'm truly sorry to be such a burden and would totally understand if you weren't able to help me further!
Oh! And one last thing: Having a coma is perfect, I'll try to deal with the "iner" comas afterwards. Using Excel, I can still fine tune that pretty easily I guess...
Thanks anyways and all the best,
Ardzii
Last edited by RudiC; 12-27-2016 at 11:18 AM..
Reason: Corrected ICODE tags.
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