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In article <47n1ui$l93@shellx.best.com>, Zenin  <zenin@shellx> wrote:
>Jimmy Aitken <petejim@shellx.best.com> wrote:
>	>snip<
>: If this case you could try:
>: perl -ne 'print "$1\n" if /\sPRIV:\s(.*?)\s/;' datafile
>
>	And yet another way...
>
>		grep PRIV: datafile | sed "s/^.*PRIV: //"
>	-can you tell I like sed... :)

I thought he only wanted the next field after the 'PRIV:" text which is
why I put the perl solution up.  Perl has minimal regexp matches which
is why I used it rather than awk/sed solutions.  There are certainly
ways to do the matching in sed/awk pipelines, but I'm more at ease
with perl so that's what I wrote it in.
e.g.:
sed '/PRIV:/s/^.*PRIV: //' datafile | awk '{print $2}'

Cheers,
Jimmy
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