I need to process large amount of data from stdout, but I need only several lines from them.
Let's say I want to append some data from line beginning with Label 3 to the file F3.csv, and some data from line beginning with Label 5 to the file F5.csv.
Label 1 25 Label 2 60 Label 3 70 Label 4 95 Label 5 100 Append 70 to F3.csv and 100 to F5.csv.
I'd like to know if it's possible to do this and if it is, then how.
Do you know any way?
That is pretty easy to do with Awk:
awk '/Label 3/ { print $3 >>"F3.csv" } /Label 5/ { print $3>>"F5.csv" }' This will append the value for lines starting with Label 3 and Label 5 to the file F3.csv and F5.csv correspondingly.
This can also be written a bit more compactly:
awk '/Label 3|Label 5/ { print $3 >> "F"$2".csv"}' using a fact that target filename can be deduced from the label suffix
(Thanks @don_crissti !)
try this -
#sed -e '/Label\ 3/w F3.csv' -e '/Label\ 5/w F5.csv' sed.txt Label 1 25 Label 2 60 Label 3 70 Label 4 95 Label 5 100 #head F?.csv ==> F3.csv <== Label 3 70 ==> F5.csv <== Label 5 100 