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Thats why I prefer functions:
bigger_value() { # str1 str2
[[ ! 2 -eq $# ]] && echo "Usage: $FUNCNAME str1 str2" >&2 && return 1
echo ${#1} ${#2} | awk '{a=b=$1;($1>$2)?a=$2:b=$2;if(a*b){print...

How about:
echo ${#text1} ${#text2} | awk '$1*$2{a=b=$1;($1>$2)?a=$2:b=$2;print int(100/a*b)}'

a bit simpler - the order doesn't matter:

echo ${#text1} ${#text2} | awk '{a=b=$1;($1>$2)?a=$2:b=$2;print (100/a*b) }'

Try also
awk -v"T1=$text1" -v"T2=$text2" 'BEGIN {PC = length(T1) / length (T2); print 100 * (PC<1?1/PC:PC) "%"}'
300%

Why?
In your 2nd example, the 2nd value is 50% of the first value. (${#text1} > ${#text2})
That is 100% accurate.

If you want to get only the bigger value, you need to switch the echo'd values,...

I bet you have a P , a T , and a V file in your working directory, as ? is a "special pattern character" that "matches any single character" (cf man bash).

Apologies, I forgot to set $num in my example:

$ text='QIl reçoit 5 000 $ à la livraison. 5 000 $?'
$ num=1
$ echo '((1)) ((2))' > temp.tmp
$ perl -i -CA -pne 'my $val='\'"${text}"\'';...

Try testing for "start-of-line nothing end-of-line":

echo "" | sed -n -r '/[0-9]{3}/{q100}; /^$/{q200}'; echo $?
200And, wouldn't it make sense to have different codes for different errors?

I found the problem with the perl code $ is expanded in perl RE to avoid this I put the string in a perl variable with single quotes around it like this:

$ text='QIl reçoit 5 000 $ à la livraison....

arr=("$@")
Quotes around $@ (and ${arr[@]}) protect against word splitting and other substitutions, but still retain the list of argument members (and other array members).

In contrast, with $*...

It doesn't work that way. First, you need to use a "command substitution" for the seq command. Then, $X will be expanded to 1 .. $#, NOT to the values of the respective positional parameters. There...

Hi @bedtime
thank you. Indeed, translating into French is much more complicated.
I tagged a release in v2.0.0 with support for multi-line subtitles.
Maybe this will change the situation? In...

Hi
file Mother.srt
Mother.srt: UTF-8 Unicode text, with CRLF line terminators
sed -i 's/\r//g' Mother.srt
file Mother.srt
Mother.srt: UTF-8 Unicode text

./to.sh Mother.srt
parameters...

Hi
I added a description to the repository. your 'seq' swears either at the wrong format or at the absence of a parameter. Try in the terminal first:
seq -f'(%.f)' 5
If everything works well then...

Hello
A good idea. I also started up. nezabudka / srt_to_ass . GitLab (https://gitlab.com/nezabudka/srt_to_ass)
I tried to work with your script, but since I have slow Internet, I was not able to...

In the Fedora is install like this
dnf install translate-shell
And thank you
I liked the program, I'll try to work with it. I'm just learning English :)

Or maybe just do throw an agent?
GitHub - soimort/translate-shell: Command-line translator using Google Translate, Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, etc....

You may try perl. When it comes to regex and string parsing, perl handles them beautifully. Of course, doesn't mean you don't have other options.

wouldn't this suffice (or a variation of):
ps -axeo comm --no-header --sort=-%cpu

This is my personal feeling: It is well known that any dedicated compiled program, be it C, C++, Pascal, or other, usually benefit from increased execution speed compared to e.g. scripts. But there...

Oh. I assumed too much. If you are going to code in Unix, please consider reading/referring to one of these books - the calls I mentioned are all explained with examples:

Michael Kerrisk 'The...

Overview:
I'm not going to figure out all of the above wall of code. This example is how MS windows and X work. A simple, fairly stupid, event (message) pump that does nothing but read stdin, then...

Good you had another improvement of your code. Applying what you learned in some of your other threads (gsub (tagIn "[^" tagOut "]*" tagOut, ""), post7 (https://www.unix.com/303013697-post7.html),...

We assume that you know that exactly the same thing works in awk:
echo "This html code <text blah >contains <garbage blah blah >. All tags must go, <text > but some must be replaced with <garbage...

When trying to match the end of a tag with its start, you need to look for the entire tag in a single search. Since there are several tags on the line, the way you are searching for the end tag may...