remove first two bytes every row of file
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I have a file that has 2 bytes of binary indicator values in every row that has to be stripped off.
I tried sed, awk, cut but none of them work (though they work in vi mode)
sed 's/^.,2//' file.dat
awk 'print substr($0,3)' file
cut -c3- file
Exammple -
row 1: <84>^cColumn1,Column2
row 2: x^CColumn1,Column2
row 3: v^CColumn1,Column2
row 4: <81>^CColumn1,Column2
Desired Output -
row 1: Column1,Column2
row 2: Column1,Column2
row 3: Column1,Column2
row 4: Column1,Column2
Note - row numbers are not in file that is for better understanding described herein.
Thank You
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I have a file that has 2 bytes of binary indicator values in every row that has to be stripped off.
I tried sed, awk, cut but none of them work (though they work in vi mode)
sed 's/^.,2//' file.dat
awk 'print substr($0,3)' file
cut -c3- file
Exammple -
row 1: <84>^cColumn1,Column2
row 2: x^CColumn1,Column2
row 3: v^CColumn1,Column2
row 4: <81>^CColumn1,Column2
Desired Output -
row 1: Column1,Column2
row 2: Column1,Column2
row 3: Column1,Column2
row 4: Column1,Column2
Note - row numbers are not in file that is for better understanding described herein.
Thank You
shell
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I have a file that has 2 bytes of binary indicator values in every row that has to be stripped off.
I tried sed, awk, cut but none of them work (though they work in vi mode)
sed 's/^.,2//' file.dat
awk 'print substr($0,3)' file
cut -c3- file
Exammple -
row 1: <84>^cColumn1,Column2
row 2: x^CColumn1,Column2
row 3: v^CColumn1,Column2
row 4: <81>^CColumn1,Column2
Desired Output -
row 1: Column1,Column2
row 2: Column1,Column2
row 3: Column1,Column2
row 4: Column1,Column2
Note - row numbers are not in file that is for better understanding described herein.
Thank You
shell
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I have a file that has 2 bytes of binary indicator values in every row that has to be stripped off.
I tried sed, awk, cut but none of them work (though they work in vi mode)
sed 's/^.,2//' file.dat
awk 'print substr($0,3)' file
cut -c3- file
Exammple -
row 1: <84>^cColumn1,Column2
row 2: x^CColumn1,Column2
row 3: v^CColumn1,Column2
row 4: <81>^CColumn1,Column2
Desired Output -
row 1: Column1,Column2
row 2: Column1,Column2
row 3: Column1,Column2
row 4: Column1,Column2
Note - row numbers are not in file that is for better understanding described herein.
Thank You
shell
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