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I have this in a file:

<yweather:condition  text="Partly Cloudy"  code="29"  temp="56"  date="Wed, 23 Feb 2011 6:53 pm MST" />

I'm using this code to try and print "Partly Cloudy", although only "Partly" is not getting printed.

grep "yweather:condition" ~/Documents/weather.dat | awk '{ print $2 }' | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "[\"]" } ; { print $2 } '

Hopefully someone can explain how t开发者_如何学Pythono get both words to print. Thanks!

xmlstarlet sel -t -v "//@text" ~/Documents/weather.dat 2>/dev/null

cat ~/Documents/weather.dat |awk 'BEGIN { FS = "[\"]" } ; /yweather:condition/ { print $2 } '

Replaces all that

$ echo "<yweather:condition  text="Partly Cloudy"  code="29"  temp="56"  date="Wed, 23 Feb 2011 6:53 pm MST" />" | awk '/weather/{gsub(/.*text=|code=.*/,"")}1'
Partly Cloudy

$ echo "<yweather:condition  text="Partly Cloudy"  code="29"  temp="56"  date="Wed, 23 Feb 2011 6:53 pm MST" />" | ruby -e 'puts gets.scan(/text=(.*)code=/)'
Partly Cloudy

If you have more complex situations, use a real XML/HTML parser.