Στις 20 Ιουν 2022 16:02, ο/η Greg Reagle έγραψε:
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022, at 3:00 AM, m...@datameer.com wrote:
"Greg Reagle" <l...@speedpost.net> wrote:
ls | awk '/er.*/ {match($0, /er.*/); print $0; print
NR":"RSTART"-"RSTART+RLENGTH}'
debfoster-a-notes.txt
3:8-22
vdirsyncer
21:9-11
So there is a match on line 3 columns 8-22 and line 21 columns 9-11. Exactly what I
want. I am curious though, is there a "better" way? A version of grep that
has a column number option? Are just a simpler way of achieving this goal?
I'm using ag[0]. Does that fit your needs?
[0] https://geoff.greer.fm/ag/
I tried the related program ack because it was easy for me to install (I don't
see a Debian stable package for ag), and it does produce a starting column
number. Thank you for the suggestion!
ls | ack -H --column 'er.*'
-
3:8:debfoster-a-notes.txt
20:9:vdirsyncer
In case you want to try it, `ag` is `silversearcher-ag` package in Debian.
