Find and copy text from one file to another
My goal is to extract text from a specific line with a hotword (don't know how to call it else) in it. The line number can vary because its an weekly updated file. When hotword is detected it should copy this line and all following text to another file.
Could this be done by sed, awk or something else?
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My goal is to extract text from a specific line with a hotword (don't know how to call it else) in it. The line number can vary because its an weekly updated file. When hotword is detected it should copy this line and all following text to another file.
Could this be done by sed, awk or something else?
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asked 7 hours ago
diggidrediggidre
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Provide an example of the text, indicate the word that you are looking for, and give the expected output.
– Nasir Riley
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My goal is to extract text from a specific line with a hotword (don't know how to call it else) in it. The line number can vary because its an weekly updated file. When hotword is detected it should copy this line and all following text to another file.
Could this be done by sed, awk or something else?
shell-script
asked 7 hours ago
diggidrediggidre
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My goal is to extract text from a specific line with a hotword (don't know how to call it else) in it. The line number can vary because its an weekly updated file. When hotword is detected it should copy this line and all following text to another file.
Could this be done by sed, awk or something else?
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shell-script
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diggidrediggidre
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asked 7 hours ago
diggidrediggidre
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asked 7 hours ago
diggidrediggidre
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asked 7 hours ago
diggidrediggidre
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asked 7 hours ago
diggidrediggidre
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Provide an example of the text, indicate the word that you are looking for, and give the expected output.
– Nasir Riley
7 hours ago
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Provide an example of the text, indicate the word that you are looking for, and give the expected output.
– Nasir Riley
7 hours ago
Provide an example of the text, indicate the word that you are looking for, and give the expected output.
– Nasir Riley
7 hours ago
Provide an example of the text, indicate the word that you are looking for, and give the expected output.
– Nasir Riley
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grep -A 10 can be used to print the line with the matching word and ten lines after (you can substitute 10 with whatever number you want) but as you haven't indicated how many lines are in the file, you can use the following instead:
sed -n '/word/,$p' file >> file2
That will print the line with the word and all of the lines afterwords and then append them to another file. This way, you don't have to account for the total number of lines if the file contains a large number of lines such as 1,000 or more.
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grep -A 99 hotword $A >> $B
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grep -A 10 can be used to print the line with the matching word and ten lines after (you can substitute 10 with whatever number you want) but as you haven't indicated how many lines are in the file, you can use the following instead:
sed -n '/word/,$p' file >> file2
That will print the line with the word and all of the lines afterwords and then append them to another file. This way, you don't have to account for the total number of lines if the file contains a large number of lines such as 1,000 or more.
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grep -A 10 can be used to print the line with the matching word and ten lines after (you can substitute 10 with whatever number you want) but as you haven't indicated how many lines are in the file, you can use the following instead:
sed -n '/word/,$p' file >> file2
That will print the line with the word and all of the lines afterwords and then append them to another file. This way, you don't have to account for the total number of lines if the file contains a large number of lines such as 1,000 or more.
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grep -A 10 can be used to print the line with the matching word and ten lines after (you can substitute 10 with whatever number you want) but as you haven't indicated how many lines are in the file, you can use the following instead:
sed -n '/word/,$p' file >> file2
That will print the line with the word and all of the lines afterwords and then append them to another file. This way, you don't have to account for the total number of lines if the file contains a large number of lines such as 1,000 or more.
answered 6 hours ago
Nasir RileyNasir Riley
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grep -A 10 can be used to print the line with the matching word and ten lines after (you can substitute 10 with whatever number you want) but as you haven't indicated how many lines are in the file, you can use the following instead:
sed -n '/word/,$p' file >> file2
That will print the line with the word and all of the lines afterwords and then append them to another file. This way, you don't have to account for the total number of lines if the file contains a large number of lines such as 1,000 or more.
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grep -A 99 hotword $A >> $B
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Provide an example of the text, indicate the word that you are looking for, and give the expected output.
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