On 2018-03-30 (22:15 MDT), Mariella Scuderi <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi!
> sorry of this has been discussed already but I couldn't find anything yet.
>
> I'd need to add a suffix to duplicates like:
> [FK410002_a]
> [FK410002_b]
> [FK410003_a]
> [FK410003_a]
> [FK410004_a]
> [FK410004_b]
> [FK410009_a]
> [FK410009_b]
> [FK410009_c]
> [FK410009_d]
> [FK410009_e]
> [FK410024]
> [FK410025]
> [FK410039]
> [FK410040_a]
> [FK410040_b]
the only way I can think of to do this is using awk
awk '{ printf "%8_%d, $1, !c[$1]++?:c) }'
should print all the duplicates with a digit count after (FK410002_1). It's
untested, but it should be in the ballpark.
I'm sure it's also possible in perl with 14 characters, but perl is a long way
behind me.
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