I have a command like this :
cat error | grep -o [0-9]
which is printing only numbers like 2
, 30
and so on. Now I wish to pass this number to sed
.
Something like :
cat error | grep -o [0-9] | sed -n '$OutPutFromGrep,$OutPutFromGrepp'
Is it possible to do so?
I'm new to shell scripting. Thanks in advance
如果打算打印grep
返回的行,生成sed
脚本可能是要走的路:
grep -E -o '[0-9]+' error | sed 's/$/p/' | sed -f - error
You are probably looking for xargs
, particularly the -I
option:
themel@eristoteles:~$ xargs -I FOO echo once FOO, twice FOO
hi
once hi, twice hi
there
once there, twice there
Your example:
themel@eristoteles:~$ cat error
error in line 123
error in line 234
errors in line 345 and 346
themel@eristoteles:~$ grep -o '[0-9]*' < error | xargs -I OutPutFromGrep echo sed -n 'OutPutFromGrep,OutPutFromGrepp'
sed -n 123,123p
sed -n 234,234p
sed -n 345,345p
sed -n 346,346p
For real-world use, you'll probably want to pass sed
an input file and remove the echo
.
(Fixed your UUOC , by the way. )
Yes you can pass output from grep to sed.
Please note that in order to match whole numbers you need to use [0-9]* not only [0-9] which would match only a single digit.
Also note you should use double quotes to get variables expanded(in the sed argument) and it seems you have a typo in the second variable name.
Hope this helps.
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