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- How to define tab delimiter with cut in Bash?
Similarly, if the input is ABC(tab)DEF(space)GHI, your answer will yield DEF, but it should yield DEF(space)GHI – G-Man Says 'Reinstate Monica' Commented Mar 26, 2019 at 20:26
- What \\t mean with tab delimiter with cut in BASH
As you can see above, for each tab character, the cursor is forwarded to the next multiple of eight spaces The tab character is written as \t in the C programming language Printing a string containing \t with printf in the shell or with printf() in C (and in many other places) produces a horizontal tab character in place of the two characters
- Using tab delimiter in Cut in Unix Shell Scripting [duplicate]
This gives you the first column from the tab-delimited file input txt The default field delimiter for cut is the tab character, so there's no need to further specify this If the delimiter is actually a space, use cut -d ' ' -f 1 input txt If it turns out that there are multiple tabs and or spaces, use awk: awk '{ print $1 }' input txt
- How can I use column to delimit on tabs and not spaces?
Note that POSIX doesn't specify what the encoding of TAB is There are still POSIX systems whose C locale encoding is EBCDIC based where TAB is 5, not 9 like in ASCII Wherever possible, it's better to refer to characters by name to avoid this kind of issue like with "$(printf '\t')" as shown in my answer
- TAB delimiter - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
TAB delimiter cut You do not need sed or awk, a simple cut will do: cut -f2 infile awk If you want to use awk, the way to supply the delimiter is either through the -F argument or as a FS= postfix: awk -F '\t' '{ print $2 }' infile Or: awk '{ print $2 }' FS='\t' infile Output in all cases:
- Tab spacing in VIM - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I want to change tab key spacing to 4 spaces in VIM editor on CVS server I know the :set tabstop=4 command is used for that but it does not have a permanent effect After restarting VIM it changes to 8 spaces by default I want to change it permanently Thanks in advance
- bash - tab separated value in awk - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
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- What is wrong with using \t to grep for tab-separated values?
@EricDuminil, well, it depends, I guess I was thinking that if those 9 % matter, then one is probably using a dedicated tool already, and not grep or regexes (given we can just scan the lines character-by-character and count the tabs here, and any other processing would probably be easier by splitting the fields first, instead of trying to figure out regexes for the full line)
- Setting tab width in C++ output in bash - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I don't think that the display of the tab character in bash can be edited in a shell setting I'm just guessing here, but I think the representation of the tab character is embedded within the character encoding set that your terminal program is using The ASCII character set defines the tab character, but the UTF-8 character set doesn't seem
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