Here\'s my array (gawk script) : myArray[\"peter\"] = 32 myArray[\"bob\"] = 5 myArray[\"john\"] = 463 myArray[\"jack\"] = 11
Given the following input: SQSEQUENCE365 AA;40909 MW;78539C59DB8B1DFC CRC64; MAVMAPRTLV LLLSGALALT QTWAGSHSMR YFYTSVSRPG RGEPRFIAVG YVDDTQFVRF
I\'ve got many files with variables in them like {$var1} some text {$var2} some other text I\'d like to give them to awk so that awk extracts them and gives a result like this:
I\'m dealing with a specific filenames, and need to extract information from them. The structure of the filename is similar to: \"20100613_M4_28007834.005_F_RANDOMSTR.raw.gz\"
I\'m working a project to开发者_开发知识库 parse various on a server into csv. Does anyone have a good perl script or gawk statement that can parse a standard PIX/ASA log into CSV...
I am using gawk on a windows computer with cygwin. What i am trying to do is find min and max from three columns, two are lat and lon and the third column is the value.
I want to find the average rainfall of any three states say CA, TX and AX for a particular month from Jan to Dec . Given input file delimited by TAB SPACES and has the format
I\'ve been searching for solution to this problem for quite some time, but I can\'t figure it out on my own.
I\'ve been fiddling with TCP/IP networking in Gawk and am having a hard time figuring out why开发者_如何学Python it behaves well with some sites but not for others.I\'ve even tried using HTTP Live Hea
Been wondering if this is doable in AWK for some time but always worked around it in the past. Below I initi开发者_运维问答alize an array with 3 months of the year... for readability I ommited the ot