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:<code>awk '$FIELD_NUMER>VALUE'</code>
 
:<code>awk '$FIELD_NUMER>VALUE'</code>
 
:Example: <code>awk '$5<100'</code>
 
:Example: <code>awk '$5<100'</code>
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* Print all lines after some test:
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awk '/TEXT_TO_SEARCH/{f=1}f' file
  
 
== Related commands ==
 
== Related commands ==

Revision as of 10:41, 9 February 2020

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Examples

  • cat file.txt | awk '{print $1}


  • Prepend a variable string ($STRING_TO_PREPEND) at the beginning of every line
cat file.txt | awk '{print "'$STRING_TO_PREPEND' "$0}'[1]

In case text to prepend is a variable ($PREPEND_TEXT_VAR):

echo "$ORIGINAL_TEXT" | awk -v AWK_PREPEND_VAR="$PREPEND_TEXT_VAR" '{print AWK_PREPEND_VAR" "$0}'

Prepend time before every line

echo "$ORIGINAL_TEXT" | awk -v time="$(date)" '{print time" "$0}'
  • Remove leading spaces at the beginning of a line:
awk ' {$1=$1} 1 '[2]
  • Print lines if field fith value ($5) is smaller than 100:
awk '$FIELD_NUMER>VALUE'
Example: awk '$5<100'
  • Print all lines after some test:
awk '/TEXT_TO_SEARCH/{f=1}f' file

Related commands

See also

  • https://serverfault.com/questions/72744/command-to-prepend-string-to-each-line
  • https://catonmat.net/awk-one-liners-explained-part-two
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