echo-e 1 2 3 \\n4 56 \\n789 |
awk $1 == 1, $2 == 2, $3 == 3"
If so, of course you can get line 1 2 3
How can I get patterns if I use variables here?
Specifically
Variables aa="\$1==1,\$2==2,\$3==3"
Also include $n
and equal sign in the variable.
awk'eval aaa'
How can I get the same result as above by doing something like ←?
awk-va1=1,a2=2,a3=3'$1==a1,$2==a2,$3'
I would like to reiterate that it is not as simple as .
awk
As the example of the person who is asking the question, I think it would be better to substitute the conditional expression for the shell variable cond and refer to it as $cond.
cond='$1==1&&$2==2&$3==3';printf'123\n456\n789\n'|awk "$cond"
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