Unix & Linux Asked by Preet on January 5, 2021
I have a text file filenr.lis, which contains
# 1 2016-05-31-1003-57S._BKSR_003_CM6
# 2 2016-06-01-2255-54S._BKSR_003_CM6
# 3 2016-06-05-1624-57S._BKSR_003_CM6
# 4 2016-06-07-1914-55S._BKSR_003_CM6
.
.
.
and so on.
And my output should be like
2016-05-31-10-03
2016-06-01-22-55
2016-06-01-22-55
2016-06-07-19-14
I have tried this, but it has not formatted accordingly:
awk -F'-' '{print "2016""-"$2"-"$3"-"$4}' filenr.lis
I personally like the awk solution the best, but here's another way
cat FILE_NAME | tr -s ' ' | cut -d' ' -f3 | cut -b 1-13
Answered by dedricF on January 5, 2021
awk
awk '{print substr($3,0,13)"-"substr($3,14,2)}' file.txt
2016-05-31-10-03
2016-06-01-22-55
2016-06-05-16-24
2016-06-07-19-14
sed
sed 's/^......(.............)(..).*/1-2/' file.txt
sed, but a little smarter
sed 's/^.{6}(.{13})(..).*/1-2/' file.txt
perl
perl -pe 's/^.{6}(.{13})(..).*/$1-$2/' file.txt
Answered by steve on January 5, 2021
Cut solution based on fixed columns - fixed size - fixed character position:
$ cut --output-delimiter='-' -c7-19,20-21 file.txt
# display from char 7 up to 19, then print output delimiter, then display from char 20 up to char 21.
Bash Solution:
$ while IFS= read -r line;do line="${line:6:13}-${line:14:2}";echo $line;done<file.txt
Solution based on fields and not characters:
while IFS= read -r line;do
line=$(cut -d' ' -f5- <<<"$line") #with space delimiter get field 5 up to the end
line=$(cut -d- -f1-4 <<<"$line") #with delimiter="-" get field 1 up to 4
line=$(sed "s/${line: -2}/-${line: -2}/g" <<<"$line") #insert a dash before last two characters
echo "$line"
done<file
As one-liner with process substitution:
$ sed 's/..$/- /g' <(cut -d- -f1-4 <(cut -d" " -f5- file.txt)) #use >newfile at the end to send the results to a new file
In all cases the result is as expected, considering your input file (and including # 1
in the beginning of each line)
Answered by George Vasiliou on January 5, 2021
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