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by fiddlerwoaroof
1523 days ago
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So, awk sort of works as a fancy grep: ps axjw | awk '(/zsh/ || /login/) && !(/awk/ || /direnv/)'
And you can easily add features like "print the first line unconditionally: ps axjw | awk 'NR == 1 {print} (/zsh/ || /login/) && !(/awk/ || /direnv/)'
IMO, awk is in a pretty uniquely sweet spot between grep and perl/ruby/python. |
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Unfortunately I've not put in the effort to learn awk past printing the n-th column of ls (my typical use) - the extra syntax required to properly 'quote' and {} things puts me off.