Print between lines 7-13 who contain a certain string (awk script)
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I am trying to write a script (.awk) that will print out lines that contain a certain string between lines 7-13. I have it partially working however it prints out all lines that contain the string rather than only between 7-13.
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
BEGIN (NR>=7) && (NR<=13)
/word/ print $0
It is probably a dumb mistake on my part however I have tried searching everywhere.
the output when running
script.awk filename
is all lines that contain the word :/
awk
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I am trying to write a script (.awk) that will print out lines that contain a certain string between lines 7-13. I have it partially working however it prints out all lines that contain the string rather than only between 7-13.
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
BEGIN (NR>=7) && (NR<=13)
/word/ print $0
It is probably a dumb mistake on my part however I have tried searching everywhere.
the output when running
script.awk filename
is all lines that contain the word :/
awk
edited 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
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asked 12 mins ago
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I am trying to write a script (.awk) that will print out lines that contain a certain string between lines 7-13. I have it partially working however it prints out all lines that contain the string rather than only between 7-13.
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
BEGIN (NR>=7) && (NR<=13)
/word/ print $0
It is probably a dumb mistake on my part however I have tried searching everywhere.
the output when running
script.awk filename
is all lines that contain the word :/
awk
edited 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
asked 12 mins ago
SheepWaffle
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I am trying to write a script (.awk) that will print out lines that contain a certain string between lines 7-13. I have it partially working however it prints out all lines that contain the string rather than only between 7-13.
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
BEGIN (NR>=7) && (NR<=13)
/word/ print $0
It is probably a dumb mistake on my part however I have tried searching everywhere.
the output when running
script.awk filename
is all lines that contain the word :/
awk
awk
edited 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
asked 12 mins ago
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You've put the line restriction logic in the "BEGIN" block, which is executed before awk reads in any data. Move that logic to the main loop:
NR >= 7 && NR <= 13 && /word/ print
($0 is the default print argument, if none is given).
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You've put the line restriction logic in the "BEGIN" block, which is executed before awk reads in any data. Move that logic to the main loop:
NR >= 7 && NR <= 13 && /word/ print
($0 is the default print argument, if none is given).
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
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You've put the line restriction logic in the "BEGIN" block, which is executed before awk reads in any data. Move that logic to the main loop:
NR >= 7 && NR <= 13 && /word/ print
($0 is the default print argument, if none is given).
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
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up vote
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up vote
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You've put the line restriction logic in the "BEGIN" block, which is executed before awk reads in any data. Move that logic to the main loop:
NR >= 7 && NR <= 13 && /word/ print
($0 is the default print argument, if none is given).
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
You've put the line restriction logic in the "BEGIN" block, which is executed before awk reads in any data. Move that logic to the main loop:
NR >= 7 && NR <= 13 && /word/ print
($0 is the default print argument, if none is given).
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
answered 4 mins ago
Jeff Schaller
34.6k952115
34.6k952115
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