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bash "read -p"

Witty Weevil answered on June 24, 2021 Popularity 9/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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Line 5:  FIDE
INST_DESC:  DIAM Co Ltd/Japan => MAID Co Ltd/Japan
INST_NME:  DIAM Co Ltd/Japan => MAID Co Ltd/Japan


Line 6:  FIDE
INST_DESC:  DIAM DL/Pimco US Bond Open Born in the USA => MAID DL/Pimco US Bond Open Born in the USA
INST_NME:  DIAM DL/Pimco US Bond Open Born in the USA => MAID DL/Pimco US Bond Open Born in the USA

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awk 'NR == FNR {
  /^[ \t]*\47name/ && c++      # get the field number
  if (/^[ \t]*\47size/) {
    split($0, t, ":")          
    gsub(/[ \t\47,]/, x, t[2]) # strip punctuation
    fmt[c] = t[2]              # get the size 
    }
  next                         # run the above actions                                     
  }                            # + only for the first input file
{ 
  for (i=1; i<=NF; i++)        # output the strings in the correct format
    printf "%" (length($i) > fmt[i] ? "." : "-" ) fmt[i] "s", $i           
  print x
  }' config.txt temp.txt

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#!/bin/bash
# Code for OSX 10.13.5. default UNICODE encoding.
echo""
echo "The default UTF-8..."
locale
echo""
echo "Change to 8 bit ASCII only..."
LANG="en_GB.US-ASCII"
export LANG="en_GB.US-ASCII"
locale
echo ""
for N in {0..255}
do
	printf '\x'$( printf "%02x" "$N" )
done
echo ""

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