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Re: awk printf question

by Ed Morton <morton@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 28, 2008 at 10:24 PM

On 3/28/2008 7:04 PM, sandy_eggo wrote:
> [cross-post comp.lang.awk, comp.unix.shell]
> 
> I have a file whose record delimiters seem to be "Directions" and
> "More" (i.e., I need the data between each, however they need to be
> joined and comma-delimited.  Kind of the inverse of csv parser.
> 
> For example, given:
> 
> More Info | Map | Directions
> 
> Milford Pharmacy & Wellness Center
> 931 State Rte 28 Ste 205
> Milford, OH 45150-1990
> (513) 831-8211
> 
> More Info | Map | Directions
> 
> Alexandria Discount Drugs
> 7857 Alexandria Pike
> Alxndra, KY 41001-1045
> (859) 635-2171
> 
> More Info | Map | Directions
> 
> should return
> 
> "Milford Pharmacy & Wellness Center","931 State Rte 28 Ste
> 205","Milford","OH",45150-1990","(513) 831-8211"
> "Alexandria Discount Drugs","7857 Alexandria
> Pike","Alxndra","KY","41001-1045","(859) 635-2171"
> 
> Note--There are quotes around the city, state, and zip to create
> discreet fields.

awk -v RS= -F'\n' -v OFS='","' '!/^More/{gsub(/[, ]+/,OFS,$3);print
"\""$0"\""}'
file

	Ed.




 3 Posts in Topic:
awk printf question
sandy_eggo <cpmadrid@[  2008-03-28 17:04:28 
Re: awk printf question
Bill Marcum <marcumbil  2008-03-28 21:51:06 
Re: awk printf question
Ed Morton <morton@[EMA  2008-03-28 22:24:37 

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