Thanks, Jim & Brian:
[info|man cut]
LemmeC if I understand the
'-f' fields=LIST
The LIST is a list of enumerated fields, i.e.
field1, field2, field3,... [ala: 1,2,3,4,5,6]
each separated by the delimiter. So, if "("
is a delimiter, then the following strings: v
Interesting ports on as1-216-68-15-180.fuse.net (216.68.15.180):
Interesting ports on as1-216-68-15-184.fuse.net (216.68.15.184):
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is field 1 and this is field 2
:-)
Chuck
Jim Reimer wrote:
>
> Chuck Gelm wrote:
> >
> > Hi, Brian:
> >
> > Thanks. Your suggestion is the similar to Jim's with
> > the arguments reversed.
> >
> > You and Jim have fed me. Thanks.
> > Please teach me to fish. ;-)
> >
>
> See if you can get your hands on a copy of "Unix in a Nutshell"
> (System V edition) by O'Reilly. Doesn't always match up completely
> with Linux, but I've found it to be an invaluable reference - and it
> sure beats man pages.
>
> Covers all the standard Unix commands, KSH, CSH, Bourne shell,
> and has sections on pattern matching, Emacs, vi, ex, sed, awk,
> make, and other stuff I've never used.
>
> There's also "Linux in a Nutshell", but I've never seen a copy,
> and from looking at the table of contents on O'Reilly's web
> site, it looks light it may not cover commands the same way
> the Unix/Sys V book does.
>
> -jdr-
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