For ex=> set a 123/345/567/2345, now i want to remove 123 and keep rest
expected output is 345/567/2345
How to do this in tcl without the use of awk '{print $1}'
set string 123/456/789
set idx [string last "/" $string]
set wanted [string range $string $idx-3 end]
Saw this approach in one of the posts but i want to make it so that 12345/43444/567676 should give me output as 43444/567676
I think you need to use string first
, not string last. And add 1 to idx
to ignore the leading forward slash.
set string 12345/43444/567676
set idx [string first "/" $string]
set wanted [string range $string $idx+1 end]
Outputs:
43444/567676
How about this:
set input "123/345/567/2345"
regexp {^[^/]*/(.*)$} $input matched output
puts $output ;# 345/567/2345
Here's another way using list operations:
(Tcl) 1 % set string 123/456/789
123/456/789
(Tcl) 2 % set list [split $string / ]
123 456 789
(Tcl) 3 % set l2 [lassign $list dummy]
456 789
(Tcl) 4 % set wanted [join $l2 / ]
456/789
Or the same thing as a one-liner:
set wanted [join [lassign [split $string / ] dummy] / ]
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