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Thanks a lot! This work like charm :D

[/CODE][akshay@nio tmp]$ grep -oP '(?<=>).*(?=</a>)' file
Linux
Unix
Oracle
Perl


Didn't know that all I have to do is to remove the "a" in the first...

No, not really. I just want to learn how to use grep better.

Hi,

I have a txt file which contain this:

<a href="linux">Linux</a>
<a href="unix">Unix</a>
<a href="oracle">Oracle</a>
<a href="perl">Perl</a>

I'm trying to extract the text in between...

Please ignore my previous post, I should have try first before I ask. Thanks a lot!

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I've a question...

Do you mean all i have to do is put the FILENAME in the BEGIN and it will work?


BEGIN{FILENAME}
{ some script .....}

Hi, is there a ways to read multiple files in a single awk command?

For example:
awk -f awk_script file1 file2 file3

I've google it, most of them suggest using FNR. But I don't understand how...

This is what I've gotten so far

amount = substr($NF, 1, 2)
total_amount = amount * 2

if( total_amount <= 18 )
{
price = substr($NF,3)
}
else
{
price = substr($NF, 4)
}...

Hi, I'm a beginner in awk script. I've been trying to figure how to concatenate two string in input file using awk after the value is calculated.

I'm trying to get this format

Apple 5.2(10)...