Re: have the same column L

Assuming the input is hexadecimal, a function like this would format each line as intended: formatline() { printf "%010X \n";} Then a line like this would give the intended result: while read -r; do fl $REPLY; done Hi all, How can I starndarzied string column to have the same column leng

Re: /bin/sh should set SHELL to /bin/sh

On 7/13/17 6:05 PM, John Reiser wrote: > Bash Version: 4.3 > Patch Level: 43 > Release Status: release > > Description: > When invoked as /bin/sh with SHELL unset, then bash should set SHELL > to /bin/sh, not to the login shell for the current user. Posix, the closest thing we ha

/bin/sh should set SHELL to /bin/sh

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have the same column L

Hi all, How can I starndarzied string column to have the same column length for each row. Example filename A135953 D10036050 C135858000 I want add leading zeros and the column length should be 10 I tried awk '{ printf "%010s \n", $1}' filename Got all zeros 00 00 000