I have a File with below content like below
123\x01abc\x01bcd\x01\123
I tried using below two commands in bash:
echo "123\x01abc\x01bcd\x01\123" | awk -F'\\x01' '{print $1}'
echo "123\x01abc\x01bcd\x01\123" | awk -F $'\x01' '{print $1}'
echo "123\x01abc\x01bcd\x01\123" | awk -F\\x01' '{print $1}'
But all of them producing below output:
123\x01abc\x01bcd\x01\123
When tried with below command:
echo "123\x01abc\x01bcd\x01\123" | awk -F\x01' '{print $1}'
Above command giving below output, instead of 123:
123\
I want output as '\x01' separated fields. When I search AWK treating \x as hex and so, is AWK expecting to pass hex as field separator after \x?
Thanks in advance!
-F'\\\\x01'– αғsнιη Oct 12 '22 at 05:34