perform the same function to thousands of files with GNU Parallel

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I need to perform the same function to thousands of files and I would like to use GNU Parallel, but I'm not quite sure how to get it working.

My script is

grep -h ">begin" file* | cut -c1-25|awk 'length ($1) ==25'|sort|uniq -c|sed 's#^ *##'|tr ' ' 't'>OutCombined

Where I have thousands of input files and I want all results sent to OutCombined

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

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first try to simplify your own work choose awk or sed but never use on same command a mix of grep/sort/awk/sed :D you will have less difficulties then... try again to generate your OutCombined file. For more help please give an example of line input before & in outCombined file.
â€“Â francois P
Jul 3 at 20:49

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Agreed, chances are very high that grep | cut | awk | sort | uniq | sed can be remade into one awk or even awk | sort -u | sed at worst.
â€“Â DopeGhoti
Jul 3 at 22:06

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... maybe something like awk '/>begin/ && length > 24 a[substr($0,1,25)]++ ENDfor (x in a) print a[x], x' OFS='t' (I omitted the sort on the assumption that it's only required for the uniq - it could be added back quite easily, at least in the case of gawk)
â€“Â steeldriver
Jul 4 at 0:09

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I need to perform the same function to thousands of files and I would like to use GNU Parallel, but I'm not quite sure how to get it working.

My script is

grep -h ">begin" file* | cut -c1-25|awk 'length ($1) ==25'|sort|uniq -c|sed 's#^ *##'|tr ' ' 't'>OutCombined

Where I have thousands of input files and I want all results sent to OutCombined

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

Jeff Schaller

30.8k846104

asked Jul 3 at 20:25

mah

554

2

first try to simplify your own work choose awk or sed but never use on same command a mix of grep/sort/awk/sed :D you will have less difficulties then... try again to generate your OutCombined file. For more help please give an example of line input before & in outCombined file.
â€“Â francois P
Jul 3 at 20:49

1

Agreed, chances are very high that grep | cut | awk | sort | uniq | sed can be remade into one awk or even awk | sort -u | sed at worst.
â€“Â DopeGhoti
Jul 3 at 22:06

1

... maybe something like awk '/>begin/ && length > 24 a[substr($0,1,25)]++ ENDfor (x in a) print a[x], x' OFS='t' (I omitted the sort on the assumption that it's only required for the uniq - it could be added back quite easily, at least in the case of gawk)
â€“Â steeldriver
Jul 4 at 0:09

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I need to perform the same function to thousands of files and I would like to use GNU Parallel, but I'm not quite sure how to get it working.

My script is

grep -h ">begin" file* | cut -c1-25|awk 'length ($1) ==25'|sort|uniq -c|sed 's#^ *##'|tr ' ' 't'>OutCombined

Where I have thousands of input files and I want all results sent to OutCombined

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

Jeff Schaller

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asked Jul 3 at 20:25

mah

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I need to perform the same function to thousands of files and I would like to use GNU Parallel, but I'm not quite sure how to get it working.

My script is

grep -h ">begin" file* | cut -c1-25|awk 'length ($1) ==25'|sort|uniq -c|sed 's#^ *##'|tr ' ' 't'>OutCombined

Where I have thousands of input files and I want all results sent to OutCombined

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

Jeff Schaller

30.8k846104

asked Jul 3 at 20:25

mah

554

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

Jeff Schaller

30.8k846104

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

Jeff Schaller

30.8k846104

edited Jul 3 at 21:16

Jeff Schaller

30.8k846104

asked Jul 3 at 20:25

mah

554

asked Jul 3 at 20:25

mah

554

asked Jul 3 at 20:25

mah

554

2

first try to simplify your own work choose awk or sed but never use on same command a mix of grep/sort/awk/sed :D you will have less difficulties then... try again to generate your OutCombined file. For more help please give an example of line input before & in outCombined file.
â€“Â francois P
Jul 3 at 20:49

1

Agreed, chances are very high that grep | cut | awk | sort | uniq | sed can be remade into one awk or even awk | sort -u | sed at worst.
â€“Â DopeGhoti
Jul 3 at 22:06

1

... maybe something like awk '/>begin/ && length > 24 a[substr($0,1,25)]++ ENDfor (x in a) print a[x], x' OFS='t' (I omitted the sort on the assumption that it's only required for the uniq - it could be added back quite easily, at least in the case of gawk)
â€“Â steeldriver
Jul 4 at 0:09

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first try to simplify your own work choose awk or sed but never use on same command a mix of grep/sort/awk/sed :D you will have less difficulties then... try again to generate your OutCombined file. For more help please give an example of line input before & in outCombined file.
â€“Â francois P
Jul 3 at 20:49

1

Agreed, chances are very high that grep | cut | awk | sort | uniq | sed can be remade into one awk or even awk | sort -u | sed at worst.
â€“Â DopeGhoti
Jul 3 at 22:06

1

... maybe something like awk '/>begin/ && length > 24 a[substr($0,1,25)]++ ENDfor (x in a) print a[x], x' OFS='t' (I omitted the sort on the assumption that it's only required for the uniq - it could be added back quite easily, at least in the case of gawk)
â€“Â steeldriver
Jul 4 at 0:09

first try to simplify your own work choose awk or sed but never use on same command a mix of grep/sort/awk/sed :D you will have less difficulties then... try again to generate your OutCombined file. For more help please give an example of line input before & in outCombined file.
â€“Â francois P
Jul 3 at 20:49

... maybe something like awk '/>begin/ && length > 24 a[substr($0,1,25)]++ ENDfor (x in a) print a[x], x' OFS='t' (I omitted the sort on the assumption that it's only required for the uniq - it could be added back quite easily, at least in the case of gawk)
â€“Â steeldriver
Jul 4 at 0:09

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Something like this:

doit() 
 grep -h ">begin" "$1" 
export -f doit
parallel -k doit >OutCombined ::: file*

If you do not need output in the same order as input, you can drop -k.

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Something like this:

doit() 
 grep -h ">begin" "$1" 
export -f doit
parallel -k doit >OutCombined ::: file*

If you do not need output in the same order as input, you can drop -k.

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Something like this:

doit() 
 grep -h ">begin" "$1" 
export -f doit
parallel -k doit >OutCombined ::: file*

If you do not need output in the same order as input, you can drop -k.

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Something like this:

doit() 
 grep -h ">begin" "$1" 
export -f doit
parallel -k doit >OutCombined ::: file*

If you do not need output in the same order as input, you can drop -k.

answered Jul 4 at 5:31

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Something like this:

doit() 
 grep -h ">begin" "$1" 
export -f doit
parallel -k doit >OutCombined ::: file*

If you do not need output in the same order as input, you can drop -k.

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