Hey guys I got this set of data in my text file.
What I want the user to do is to just enter any keyword in the search input which will enables him to find the specific letter.
file.txt contains.. Which splits into 5 fields.
Sample A - Apple:Sheryl:500:10:10
Test B - Oxy:Alan:250:99:2
Sample C - Car:Lee30:10:2
I used the code above, however I can only type the exact name contain from the first and the second field.
I trying to make the search powerful like for example.
I type in fieldA: Sample Apple
The Sample A - Apple:Sheryl:500:10:10 will be displayed to the user. Issit possible to that?
If you want to do it with one variable, try this out:
Code:
awk -F: -vOFS=", " -vt="$fieldA" '
BEGIN{n=split(t,words," ")} #split fieldA into words
{flag=1;
for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
if($0 !~ words[i]) #check if all words match the line
{flag=0};
if(flag)
{$3="$"$3;print}
}' file.txt
It will match for multi-word string $fieldA anywhere in the line, using logical AND, e.i. all words must match the line:
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