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How can I print variables to an output file in two or more columns (using echo for example). I have the following:
grep -oP 'values*=s*K.*' file >x_vs_y # x values
for X in $(seq 0 50 400)
do
echo "$X" >>x_vs_y # y values
done
Output: (x_vs_y)
1.08759432363
1.08477216702
1.08211988431
1.07947977045
1.07685185457
1.07423631941
1.07163282502
1.06904156798
1.06646245052
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
With this script I get an output file in a single column (18x1), but I want to get a 9x2 array (X vs Y).
Thanks in advance.
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How can I print variables to an output file in two or more columns (using echo for example). I have the following:
grep -oP 'values*=s*K.*' file >x_vs_y # x values
for X in $(seq 0 50 400)
do
echo "$X" >>x_vs_y # y values
done
Output: (x_vs_y)
1.08759432363
1.08477216702
1.08211988431
1.07947977045
1.07685185457
1.07423631941
1.07163282502
1.06904156798
1.06646245052
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
With this script I get an output file in a single column (18x1), but I want to get a 9x2 array (X vs Y).
Thanks in advance.
shell-script shell ubuntu
asked 1 hour ago
YroYro
12
New contributor
Yro is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Your question isn't clear.echoeasily prints two columns. Please show us exactly what you have tried and show how the output differs from what you want.
– John1024
52 mins ago
Thanks, I clarified what I want to obtain.
– Yro
24 mins ago
That's much better.
– John1024
13 mins ago
add a comment |
How can I print variables to an output file in two or more columns (using echo for example). I have the following:
grep -oP 'values*=s*K.*' file >x_vs_y # x values
for X in $(seq 0 50 400)
do
echo "$X" >>x_vs_y # y values
done
Output: (x_vs_y)
1.08759432363
1.08477216702
1.08211988431
1.07947977045
1.07685185457
1.07423631941
1.07163282502
1.06904156798
1.06646245052
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
With this script I get an output file in a single column (18x1), but I want to get a 9x2 array (X vs Y).
Thanks in advance.
shell-script shell ubuntu
asked 1 hour ago
YroYro
12
New contributor
Yro is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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How can I print variables to an output file in two or more columns (using echo for example). I have the following:
grep -oP 'values*=s*K.*' file >x_vs_y # x values
for X in $(seq 0 50 400)
do
echo "$X" >>x_vs_y # y values
done
Output: (x_vs_y)
1.08759432363
1.08477216702
1.08211988431
1.07947977045
1.07685185457
1.07423631941
1.07163282502
1.06904156798
1.06646245052
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
With this script I get an output file in a single column (18x1), but I want to get a 9x2 array (X vs Y).
Thanks in advance.
shell-script shell ubuntu
shell-script shell ubuntu
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YroYro
12
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Your question isn't clear.echoeasily prints two columns. Please show us exactly what you have tried and show how the output differs from what you want.
– John1024
52 mins ago
Thanks, I clarified what I want to obtain.
– Yro
24 mins ago
That's much better.
– John1024
13 mins ago
add a comment |
Your question isn't clear.echoeasily prints two columns. Please show us exactly what you have tried and show how the output differs from what you want.
– John1024
52 mins ago
Thanks, I clarified what I want to obtain.
– Yro
24 mins ago
That's much better.
– John1024
13 mins ago
Your question isn't clear.
echo easily prints two columns. Please show us exactly what you have tried and show how the output differs from what you want.– John1024
52 mins ago
Your question isn't clear.
echo easily prints two columns. Please show us exactly what you have tried and show how the output differs from what you want.– John1024
52 mins ago
Thanks, I clarified what I want to obtain.
– Yro
24 mins ago
Thanks, I clarified what I want to obtain.
– Yro
24 mins ago
That's much better.
– John1024
13 mins ago
That's much better.
– John1024
13 mins ago
add a comment |
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Consider this input file:
$ cat file
value = 1.08759432363
value = 1.08477216702
value = 1.08211988431
value = 1.07947977045
value = 1.07685185457
value = 1.07423631941
value = 1.07163282502
value = 1.06904156798
value = 1.06646245052
To print two columns:
$ awk '{print x+0, $3; x+=50}' file
0 1.08759432363
50 1.08477216702
100 1.08211988431
150 1.07947977045
200 1.07685185457
250 1.07423631941
300 1.07163282502
350 1.06904156798
400 1.06646245052
answered 13 mins ago
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Consider this input file:
$ cat file
value = 1.08759432363
value = 1.08477216702
value = 1.08211988431
value = 1.07947977045
value = 1.07685185457
value = 1.07423631941
value = 1.07163282502
value = 1.06904156798
value = 1.06646245052
To print two columns:
$ awk '{print x+0, $3; x+=50}' file
0 1.08759432363
50 1.08477216702
100 1.08211988431
150 1.07947977045
200 1.07685185457
250 1.07423631941
300 1.07163282502
350 1.06904156798
400 1.06646245052
answered 13 mins ago
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Consider this input file:
$ cat file
value = 1.08759432363
value = 1.08477216702
value = 1.08211988431
value = 1.07947977045
value = 1.07685185457
value = 1.07423631941
value = 1.07163282502
value = 1.06904156798
value = 1.06646245052
To print two columns:
$ awk '{print x+0, $3; x+=50}' file
0 1.08759432363
50 1.08477216702
100 1.08211988431
150 1.07947977045
200 1.07685185457
250 1.07423631941
300 1.07163282502
350 1.06904156798
400 1.06646245052
answered 13 mins ago
John1024John1024
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Consider this input file:
$ cat file
value = 1.08759432363
value = 1.08477216702
value = 1.08211988431
value = 1.07947977045
value = 1.07685185457
value = 1.07423631941
value = 1.07163282502
value = 1.06904156798
value = 1.06646245052
To print two columns:
$ awk '{print x+0, $3; x+=50}' file
0 1.08759432363
50 1.08477216702
100 1.08211988431
150 1.07947977045
200 1.07685185457
250 1.07423631941
300 1.07163282502
350 1.06904156798
400 1.06646245052
answered 13 mins ago
John1024John1024
49.9k5116131
Consider this input file:
$ cat file
value = 1.08759432363
value = 1.08477216702
value = 1.08211988431
value = 1.07947977045
value = 1.07685185457
value = 1.07423631941
value = 1.07163282502
value = 1.06904156798
value = 1.06646245052
To print two columns:
$ awk '{print x+0, $3; x+=50}' file
0 1.08759432363
50 1.08477216702
100 1.08211988431
150 1.07947977045
200 1.07685185457
250 1.07423631941
300 1.07163282502
350 1.06904156798
400 1.06646245052
answered 13 mins ago
John1024John1024
49.9k5116131
answered 13 mins ago
John1024John1024
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answered 13 mins ago
John1024John1024
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answered 13 mins ago
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Your question isn't clear.
echoeasily prints two columns. Please show us exactly what you have tried and show how the output differs from what you want.– John1024
52 mins ago
Thanks, I clarified what I want to obtain.
– Yro
24 mins ago
That's much better.
– John1024
13 mins ago