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Could you just do this?:-tr "§" "|" < inputfile > outputfile




I hope that this helps,
Robin

I disagree, the image distinctly shows a DIAMOND, period.
Your code:
bazza@amiga-MacBookPro:~/Desktop/Code/Shell$ ./DIAMOND_CXL.sh
Enter the mininum number: 4
Enter the maximum number: 7
* *...

I think it is sorted properly as sort has been told. If you want the result in descending order, use the -r (reverse) flag.


How about

{ read; echo $REPLY; sort -t"|" -k7bgr; }...

I was demonstrating how the original code we were asked to simplify in Post #1 works .
I believe this was indicated as doing what was required.


Here is a solution using dash. I make use of a...

Hi C688, Chubler_XL...

Be aware they only work with MIN=1...
Try 'MIN=6' and 'MAX=11'.

I also made the mistake of thinking MIN was also the number of stars in each horizontal plot.

The OP...

faint memories... awk diamond code golf (just for fun!) (https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/269631-awk-diamond-code-golf-just-fun.html)

Yes, of course: there is the date command, which will tell you the current time and date. Use a format specifier to get the part of the date you want to base your condition on and use if... to...

Great. I can't wait to see what you come up with to meet these requirements. How you will fit 12399999 into a 5 character id field and how you will fit engineer and doctor into a 5 character role...

Given that the sample output you provided is not formatted at all like you said you wanted and, instead, just changes the <comma>s in your CSV file to <space>s; I don't know whether you want the...

You must protect $input by surrounding it with {} like ${input} otherwise the shell thinks
you want to expand a variable named $input_string2 which has not been defined.

Replace the sed line by this sed line
sed -n -e '/^ *CREATE TABLE /{' -e ':L' -e '/) *$/{' -e 'p;d' -e '}' -e 'N; bL'It prints the block between "CREATE TABLE " and the closing ")"

Please look back to your post#1. Where did you state THAT?

Howsoever, try
DT=$(date +"%b%y" -d"-1month")
ls -1 *.txt | while read FN; do [[ "${FN^^}" =~ "${DT^^}" ]] && echo $FN; done...

Do you mean that there is an existing file that will get overwritten and you want the time of that? Okay, well you will have to record it and then set the value afterwards.

Something like a...

That's a shell command ;) I can break it into digestible chunks if you wish

perl -ne ' #Call the Perl interpreter and iterate over every line in the files listed as arguments with...

[skrynesaver@busybox]$cat tmp.dat
name,id,flag
apple,1,Y
apple,2,N
mango,1,Y
mango,2,Y
[skrynesaver@busybox]$ perl -ne 'chomp;@r=split/,/; push @{$fields{$r[0]}},$r[1] if $r[2] eq "Y";}{for...

Huh? You have to remove the header before you copy the source file and then you will copy the source file and then you will copy the source file (to a country directory) and then you will remove the...

If your shell (which you failed to mention) is a recent bash, try (yes, admittedly deploying the unloved and sometimes dangerous eval)
X=$(<property.txt)
for PN in $(eval echo...

Independent of name of header:
sed '1s/^/hi_/; 1s/,/,hi_/g' test.csv

GNU sed (-r), BSD sed (-E):
sed -r '1s/(^|,)/&hi_/g' test.csv

Note that there are two fields in your input file; not just one.

Note that the format string presented to printf needs to be a single operand and (since double-quotes do not nest), the format...

awk '
BEGIN {
ar["A"]="double";
ar["F"]="int";
ar["H"]="string";
ar["K"]="int";
}
{
for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
split($i, av, "_");
print $i, ar[av[2]] ((i==NF) ? "" : ",")
...

Hello rohit_shinez,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.
Let's say we have following Input_file(as an example):

cat Input_file...

Hello rohit_shinez,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.
1st code:

awk -F, '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){sub(/_A$/,"& double",$i);sub(/_H$/,"& String",$i);sub(/_K$/,"&...

Does your hadoop fs allow for the -b option to output byte sizes?
If not: your problem has been solved umpteen times in these fora; try searching in here...

Hello rohit_shinez,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

awk '($0 ~ /ERROR|WARNING/){Q=$0;next} ($1 ~ /ID/ && Q){print "There is Error for ID " $NF;Q=""}' ...

awk '($0 ~ /ERROR/ && $0!~/IGNORE/){Q=$0;next} ($0 ~ /ID/){print Q ORS "There is Error for ID " $NF}' test.txt