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having issues using awk and/or converting to perl
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[QUOTE="Xicheng, post: 4806512"] If this is what you want, just forget about using awk within perl scripts, the perl onelier is easy as awk: perl -nle 'print if /^F/' infile > outfile you dont need to separate line into columns except that you need to check contents in a specific column, like: perl -anle 'print if $F[2] =~ /^F/' infile > outfile this check if column-3 begins with 'F'... your awk command can be written as: awk '/^F/' infile > outfile Xicheng [/QUOTE]
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