I have to do something like this:
cat abcd.txt | Cut-F2.1
and I should be in order 2 and then 1 in output. I'm doing the test (Free BSD 6) on the machine, it is not happening (printing it in 1,2 order). Can you tell me how to do this?
I know that I can always write a shell script to back it up, but I'm looking for something using the 'cut' command options.
> I think I'm using version 5.2.1 of the cut-off coriulti.
This can not be done using the Cut according to the man page:
Selected input is written in one order, which is read, and written once. Instead, you can use it by using awk , such as:
awk '{print ($ 2, "/> \ T ", $ 1)} 'abcd.txt
Change whatever you are using as a field separator.
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