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Old 12-27-2012, 03:19 AM   #1
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Need help to extract substrings from a text file, based on patterns.


awk cat file.txt :

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1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|921-*203-0000000000-962797807950|mar0101|0|00000106829DAE7F3FAB187550B920530C00|0|0|4000018001000002||962797807950|||||-1|||||-1||-1|0||||0||||||-1|-1|||-1|0|-1|-1|-1|2012.12.01 00:08:35|1|0||-1|1|||||||||||||0|0|||472|0|12|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|||||||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||1|6|252|tid{111211344662580792}pfid{10}gob{1}rid{globitel} afid{}uid1{962797807950}aid1{1}ar1{100}uid2{globitel}aid2{-1}pid{1234}pur{!GDRC RESERVE AMOUNT 10000}ratinf{}rec{0}rots{0}tda{}mid{}exd{0}reqa{100}ctr{StaffLine}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{PayCall Ticket}||


hi alla i have this this file and i want to print the word "staffline" or any word in this brace "ctr{word}"
always ctr and brace and any word im want to print this word bye use substr function in awk

i want to print the word btween { }
"staffline " was just as example
any word


i try:
awk '{comp[substr["ctr",0]{print}}'

Last edited by colucix; 12-27-2012 at 06:33 AM.
 
Old 12-27-2012, 03:29 AM   #2
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Is that what you're after (in sed)?

Code:
sed -n 's/.*ctr{\(.[^}]*\).*/\1/p' file
 
Old 12-27-2012, 03:37 AM   #3
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sycamorex thaaanks
it agreat code
but i want to do it by subtr function
 
Old 12-27-2012, 03:47 AM   #4
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sycamorex thaaanks
it agreat code
but i want to do it by subtr function
Are you sure you want to do it in awk? Awk predominantly works on columns and it's kind of hard to find a good column delimiter in your string.
 
Old 12-27-2012, 03:51 AM   #5
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im not sure but i sure i want to use "substr " function
 
Old 12-27-2012, 05:03 AM   #6
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ok i'm so sorry
ok forget substr but your dont work if we have many "ctr{word} " two or three
hint: we have many "ctr{word} " and i want to count the same word and print the count for each
No problem. Next time it'll be easier for people to help you if you describe the whole situation/problem at the beginning.

1. Is it all in one long line or multiple lines?
2. If multiple lines, is there a specific number of instances of ctr{...} per line?
 
Old 12-27-2012, 05:12 AM   #7
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my friend like this :
and count the same words ??
thank you again for sufferance


Code:
962796057604|mar0101|0|00000107A20E00000A6C331650B920340C00|0|0|400019FD7DBFBF7F|1001|962796057604|0|01001|||-1|795971936|00962795971936|16||-1|00962795971936|-1|0|2|0|416019000659493|0||||||0|0|2012.12.01 00:07:09|12|30|0|516|16|1|2012.12.01 00:06:39|1|0||202|20001||0B12F1001104697209100300000000000000|1|1|11000|0|0||0881006972091003F000||0714F610045584E6|000000000000|3|1|0000000000000000|0|140|0|0|0|0|0|0|||0|2|||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||0|1|143|acf{0}cif{0}fcf{0}con{0}cuf{0}ctr{Mo7afazat}cgpa{962796057604}vlr{0096279001300}cff{0}roaf{0}mpty{0}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{CallTicketCPOCS}||
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|921-*203-0000000000-962796298894|mar0101|0|000001028225AE4AD868A8B750B900980C00|1|0|4000018001000002||962796298894|||||-1|||||-1||-1|0||||0||||||-1|-1|||-1|0|-1|-1|-1|2012.12.01 00:08:35|1|0||-1|0|||||||||||||0|0|||3797|0|12|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|||||||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||1|6|244|tid{111210532409329884}pfid{20}gob{1}rid{globitel}afid{}uid1{962796298894}aid1{1}ar1{0}uid2{globitel}aid2{-1}pid{1234}pur{!GDRC COMMIT AMOUNT 0}ratinf{}rec{0}rots{0}tda{}mid{}exd{0}reqa{0}ctr{JaishanaIN}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{PayCallTicket}||
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|100-50-0-962796605155|mar0101|0|00000102A20400000A6A439D50B920520C00|0|0|400019FD7DBFBF7F|1001|962796605155|16||||-1|b116c||16||-1||-1|0|0|0|416017002233360|0||||||0|0|1970.01.01 02:00:00|0|0|0|220|0|1|1970.01.01 02:00:00|1|0||194|0||000000000000000000000000000000000000|0|0||0|0||00000000000000000000||0000000000000000|000000000000|0|0|0000000000000000|0|370|0|0|0|0|0|0|||0|0|||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||0|1|70|acf{3}ussd{1}ctr{ZainElKul}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{CallTicketCPOCS}||
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|100-10-0
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|921-*203-0000000000-962797611253|mar0101|0|0000010282B54BD015FF4C4B50B8F96E0C00|1|0|4000018001000002||962797611253|||||-1|||||-1||-1|0||||0||||||-1|-1|||-1|0|-1|-1|-1|2012.12.01 00:08:35|1|0||-1|0|||||||||||||0|0|||885|0|12|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|||||||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||1|6|243|tid{111220371293561120}pfid{20}gob{1}rid{globitel}afid{}uid1{962797611253}aid1{1}ar1{0}uid2{globitel}aid2{-1}pid{1234}pur{!GDRC COMMIT AMOUNT 0}ratinf{}rec{0}rots{0}tda{}mid{}exd{0}reqa{0}ctr{ZainElKul}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{PayCallTicket}||

-962795292027|mar0101|0|00000101A20200000A6A96B750B920300C00|0|0|400019FD7DBFBF7F|1001|962795292027|0|01004|||-1|797196452|00962797196452|16||-1|00962797196452|-1|0|2|0|416018002276781|0||||||0|0|2012.12.01 00:07:09|12|12|23|516|16|1|2012.12.01 00:06:34|1|0||202|1||0B12F1001104697209100300000000000000|1|1|11000|0|0||0881006972091003F000||0714F6100455AD67|000000000000|3|1|0000000000000000|0|30|0|0|0|0|0|0|||0|0|||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||0|1|171|acf{0}cif{0}fcf{0}con{0}cuf{0}ctr{ZainUnlimited}cgpa{962795292027}vlr{0096279001300}cff{0}roaf{0}mpty{0}cacc{1;0;30}cquo{1;230;}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{CallTicketCPOCS}||
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|921-*203-0000000000-962796012818|mar0101|0|0000010882218115085D5F9150B920520C00|0|0|4000018001000002||962796012818|||||-1|||||-1||-1|0||||0||||||-1|-1|||-1|0|-1|-1|-1|2012.12.01 00:08:35|1|0||-1|1|||||||||||||0|0|||70|0|0|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|||||||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||1|6|258|tid{111221366974701289}pfid{17}gob{1}rid{globitel}afid{}uid1{962796012818}aid1{1}ar1{-2147483648}uid2{}aid2{-1}pid{DEFAULT_DECISION}pur{!GDRC Balance Check}ratinf{}rec{0}rots{0}tda{}mid{}exd{0}reqa{0}ctr{AlBarakehNew}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{PayCallTicket}||
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|921-*203-0000000000-962797251349|mar0101|0|0000010282A451483EDFCFD350B920400C00|1|0|4000018001000002||962797251349|||||-1|||||-1||-1|0||||0||||||-1|-1|||-1|0|-1|-1|-1|2012.12.01 00:08:35|1|0||-1|0|||||||||||||0|0|||440|0|12|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|-2147483648|||||||||||||||||||||||||0|||0||1|6|245|tid{111211342745325133}pfid{20}gob{1}rid{globitel}afid{}uid1{962797251349}aid1{1}ar1{0}uid2{globitel}aid2{-1}pid{1234}pur{!GDRC COMMIT AMOUNT 0}ratinf{}rec{0}rots{0}tda{}mid{}exd{0}reqa{0}ctr{ZainElKulSN}ftksn{JMT}ftksr{0001}ftktp{PayCallTicket}||
1|34|2012.12.01 00:08:35|12|4|921-*203-0000000000-

Last edited by colucix; 12-27-2012 at 06:34 AM.
 
Old 12-28-2012, 04:36 AM   #8
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This is a quick and ugly and not very concise way but try this:

Code:
tr -d '[:cntrl:][0-9]| ' < file.txt | sed -n 's/ctr/\n/pg' | sed -n '/^{/s/{\(.[^}]*\).*/\1/p' | awk '{arr[$1]++} END {for(i in arr) print i,arr[i]}'
 
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Also have a look at this:
Code:
$ awk '/ctr/ { sub(/.*ctr{/,"",$0) ; sub(/}.*/,"",$0) ; _[$0]++ }END{for (i in _) print i " : " _[i]}' infile 
ZainUnlimited : 1
AlBarakehNew : 1
ZainElKulSN : 1
Mo7afazat : 1
ZainElKul : 2
JaishanaIN : 1
 
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Also have a look at this:
Code:
$ awk '/ctr/ { sub(/.*ctr{/,"",$0) ; sub(/}.*/,"",$0) ; _[$0]++ }END{for (i in _) print i " : " _[i]}' infile 
ZainUnlimited : 1
AlBarakehNew : 1
ZainElKulSN : 1
Mo7afazat : 1
ZainElKul : 2
JaishanaIN : 1
I keep telling myself that I need to spend more time learning awk. Great stuff.
 
Old 12-29-2012, 10:19 AM   #11
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thanks all
i tried this code it good

sed -n 's/.*ctr{\(.[^}]*\).*/\1/p'

But it does not give the number of words repeated Similar and other other words not similar
 
Old 12-29-2012, 10:26 AM   #12
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thanks all
i tried this code it good

sed -n 's/.*ctr{\(.[^}]*\).*/\1/p'

But it does not give the number of words repeated Similar and other other words not similar
Have you tried Druuna's suggestion?
 
Old 12-29-2012, 10:38 AM   #13
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not yet wait
 
Old 12-30-2012, 12:55 AM   #14
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there is five errors in druuna's code
 
Old 12-30-2012, 02:26 AM   #15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by eyadgh View Post
there is five errors in druuna's code
Its always nice if the OP tells us in detail which errors s/he encountered!

Quote:
Originally Posted by eyadgh
i tried this code it good
sed -n 's/.*ctr{\(.[^}]*\).*/\1/p'

But it does not give the number of words repeated Similar and other other words not similar
Using the above command:
Code:
$ sed -n 's/.*ctr{\(.[^}]*\).*/\1/p' infile
Mo7afazat
JaishanaIN
ZainElKul
ZainElKul
ZainUnlimited
AlBarakehNew
ZainElKulSN
and using my command:
Code:
$ awk '/ctr/ { sub(/.*ctr{/,"",$0) ; sub(/}.*/,"",$0) ; _[$0]++ }END{for (i in _) print i " : " _[i]}' infile 
ZainUnlimited : 1
AlBarakehNew : 1
ZainElKulSN : 1
Mo7afazat : 1
ZainElKul : 2
JaishanaIN : 1
Works like a charm with the example data given in post #7.

You either don't know how to use the command I gave or your description of the problem/sample data is not correct.
 
  


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