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Posted By ripat
My bad, am I so rusted in awk? Nice catch.
My bad, am I so rusted in awk? Nice catch.
95,451
Posted By ripat
As no sample files were provided I made some...
As no sample files were provided I made some assumptions on their contents. To put you on track:
headers file
$ cat headers
H3
H4
H1
H2

input_file
$ cat input_file
H1 H2 H3 H4
01 02 03...
5,482
Posted By ripat
In that case the example that I gave above should...
In that case the example that I gave above should put you on track. Split the AGRN or whatever part of $5 that could possibly been *exactly* matched by the search pattern. This will avoid searching a...
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Posted By ripat
If $5 can always be spilt on the hyphen i.e....
If $5 can always be spilt on the hyphen i.e. AGRN-6|gc=75 to AGRN-6|gc=75 this could speed up the process.

To put you on track:



BEGIN{FS="[\t| -]+"}

FNR==NR {
s[$0]=1
next
}

# if...
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Posted By ripat
Can you post sample files? Is the $5 string...
Can you post sample files?

Is the $5 string longer than the searched pattern?
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Posted By ripat
... and for a string with a given length: ...
... and for a string with a given length:


# length 5
head -3 /dev/urandom | tr -cd '[:alnum:]' | cut -c -5

# length 8
head -3 /dev/urandom | tr -cd '[:alnum:]' | cut -c -8
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Posted By ripat
Hello Forum! Back after a long absence. Awk...
Hello Forum!

Back after a long absence. Awk is fun and I needed to flex my brain cells. Here is mine:

awk '$2~/^F509/{i++; split($2,a,"="); $2=a[1]"="a[2]+i}1' FS=^ OFS=^ file
1,355
Posted By ripat
Indeed and that's exactly what I find weird. With...
Indeed and that's exactly what I find weird. With code[$3] in the second block I was expecting awk to *evaluate* the value of code[$3] *not* to assign any value to it, albeit NULL.

awk...
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Posted By ripat
Strange behaviour of arrays in awk
Imagine 2 files f1 f2:

file1_l1_c1 code_to_find file1_l1_c3
file1_l2_c1 file1_code2 file1_l2_c3
file1_l3_c1 file1_code3 file1_l3_c3


file2_l1_c1 file2_l1_c2 code_to_find
file2_l2_c1...
34,024
Posted By ripat
Brilliant. Works much better than my original...
Brilliant. Works much better than my original range2cidr() function. I just edited my post above to include your function.

Well done!
34,024
Posted By ripat
Convert ip ranges to CIDR netblocks
Hi,

Recently I had to convert a 280K lines of ip ranges to the CIDR notation and generate a file to be used by ipset (netfilter) for ip filtering.

Input file:
000.000.000.000 -...
1,857
Posted By ripat
ok, I see where the problem is. The ternary...
ok, I see where the problem is. The ternary condition was not expecting to see zero values.

Try this:
{nbr[$1]++; a[$1]= (a[$1]!="") ? a[$1]"@"$2 : $2; sum[$1]+=$2} # NEW


END {
for (key...
1,857
Posted By ripat
Place your condition on the length higher in the...
Place your condition on the length higher in the code and also change the way to determine that length. Only marginal speed increase to be expected.

sort f -k1,1 -k2,2n | awk '
{nbr[$1]++; a[$1]=...
1,857
Posted By ripat
Is it this that you are after? sort file...
Is it this that you are after?

sort file -k1,1 -k2,2n | awk '
{nbr[$1]++; a[$1]= a[$1] ? a[$1]"@"$2 : $2; sum[$1]+=$2}

END {
for (key in a) {
split(a[key], b, "@")
len =...
2,226
Posted By ripat
True. Just adapted my snippet. $ awk...
True. Just adapted my snippet.

$ awk 'NR>1{if($0~/PATTERN/)b=b"@@";print b}{b=$0}END{print b}' f
2,226
Posted By ripat
$ cat f line one line to match PATTERN last...
$ cat f
line one
line to match PATTERN
last line


$ awk 'b{if($0~/PATTERN/)b=b"@@";print b}{b=$0}END{print b}' f
line one@@
line to match PATTERN
last line
1,603
Posted By ripat
The idea is to store every line in a buffer...
The idea is to store every line in a buffer variable {l=$0}

For every line seen == to the previous line stored in the buffer l==$0 and containing FUNC &&/FUNC/ skip that line {next} and start all...
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Posted By ripat
Another way: awk...
Another way:

awk 'l==$0&&/FUNC/{next}{l=$0}1' file
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Posted By ripat
Alternative: awk...
Alternative:

awk '$3~"A"{A[$1"|"$2]+=$4}$3~"I"{I[$1"|"$2]+=$4}END{for(a in A)print a,A[a],I[a]}' FS="|" OFS="|" file \
| sort -t"|" -k1,1 -k2,2
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Posted By ripat
Yet another way of doing it: FNAME="s1.txt...
Yet another way of doing it:

FNAME="s1.txt s2.lst s3.cvs s4.lst"

FILE_PATTERN="lst"
i=0
for f in $FNAME;do
[ ${f##*.} = $FILE_PATTERN ] && FILE[$i]=$f && i=$((i+1))
done
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Posted By ripat
:confused: Useless use of cat and awk...
:confused:

Useless use of cat and awk instead of head.
5,634
Posted By ripat
Alternative with sort: ls /home/kpp/* | sort...
Alternative with sort:

ls /home/kpp/* | sort -k1.5 -k1.1,1.2 -k1.3,1.4 | tail -n 1
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Posted By ripat
You should work with private/public keys to avoid...
You should work with private/public keys to avoid the login and use scp instead of sftp.
7,308
Posted By ripat
Great! Thanks. Now I only have to take a...
Great! Thanks.

Now I only have to take a deep breath and dive into XLS. It looks like black magic to me. It took me a couple of months to get use to CSS and now XLS...

If you know a good step...
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Posted By ripat
Could xsltproc be able to extract data despite...
Could xsltproc be able to extract data despite that multiple namespace thing?
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