| Extract string and values from a line using shell [message #97030] |
Fri, 26 October 2001 06:08  |
Laxsun
Messages: 10
Registered: October 2001
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Some one can help me to extract the following values
from the below given line of text (sinple line) usning
shell scripting.
I) Values to be extracted:
1) Growth Rate
2) -445.00%
3) -1,140.00%
4) 33.75%
5) 38.81%
II) Line of text(single line):
< color=#FF0000>-0.74<f<T<>R><D AL=LEFT>Growth Rate</T<D ALI=RIGT>&bsp;&bsp;&bsp;<fot cor=#FF0000>-445.00%</fot<D<D ALN=RGT>&bp;&bp;&bp;<fnt cor=#FF0000>-1,140.00%</ft<D<D ALGN=RIT>&bp;&sp;&np;33.75%<D<D AGN=RHT>&bp;&bs;&bs;38.81%<D></R><ALE></D><R></AE><N CS=noal>Zacks Industry: TELECOMM EQUI
Thanks in advance.
Laxsun
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| Re: Extract string and values from a line using shell [message #97031 is a reply to message #97030] |
Fri, 26 October 2001 07:54  |
Dinesh C Sivasankaran
Messages: 2
Registered: October 2001
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Here you go !!! ( This is one way of doing ).
Shell ( Ksh ) starts here ...
while read current_line
do
str1=$(print $current_line | cut -c24-34 )
str2=$(print $current_line | cut -c50-57 )
str3=$(print $current_line | cut -c70-79 )
str4=$(print $current_line | cut -c92-97 )
str5=$(print $current_line | cut -c110-115 )
print -R "-->$str1<==>$str2<==>$str3<==>$str4<==>$str5<--"
done < summa ;
Shell ends here.
where summa is the file in which you have the pattern ... you can always have the pattern in the same shell.
Hope this would be useful !!!
Good luck
dinesh ...
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