GNU’s AWK – Splitting Multibyte Character Strings w/Patsplit vs Split
I’d like to know if the following behavior is a reliable:
AWK – Splitting Multibyte Character Strings w/Patsplit vs Split
I’d like to know if the following behavior is a reliable:
Compare the column 2 of File 1 with column 4 and 5 of file 2
I have a tab delimited file_1
How to compare 2 file and print the first match of the string until the blank line
I need to do a backup of all users that have been deleted so I have 1 file for the backup and another file for the list of users to backup. I want it use awk to retrieve the details and would like to do it inside awk without while condition.
Recursive search using awk but with pattern input from a file
How to modify this Script recursive search using awk script to replace by a file with lines of patterns to search?
How to get strings within square brackets [] in the declarations line and their related import strings
In a text file which has the line beginning with the “declarations:” string,
replace “declarations” with “imports”,
replace “AppComponent” or “NxWelcomeComponent” with “”,
parse the result string to get the individual string separated by comma “,”,
and get their related import strings from above.
e.g.
in:
Is there an awk function for filtering values greater than ‘x’ in a multi-value column?
I have data where there are multiple values in a single column, each separated by a comma. I want to print the ID in the first column, and print values in the third column that are greater than 199. I also want to print the ID even if there are no values greater than 199. Also, the columns do not all have the same number of values.
Use AWK to detect when a column doesn’t increment correctly [closed]
Closed 6 hours ago.
Use AWK to detect when a column doesn’t increment correctly [closed]
Closed 6 hours ago.
Using AWK to ensure that numbers in a column increment [closed]
Closed 18 hours ago.