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cut file for non-eng characters
Name: KeeOn Date: February 15, 2006 at 21:35:44 Pacific OS: Unix CPU/Ram: - Product: -
Comment:
cat $inf1 | while read LINE do A6="`echo $LINE | cut -d'!' -f6`" A7="`echo $LINE | cut -d'!' -f7`" echo "A6: $A6" echo "A7: $A7" done
It works on every line for A6 and A7 sometimes! It will return nothing if A7 contains non-english character!
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