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| LICENSE | 2017-12-05 |
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| README.md | 2020-03-18 |
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| depile.c | 2020-04-21 |
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depile
Unstacking stored informations in text files for extracting data
$ depile
Usage: depile [OPTION] [KEYWORDS] [-f FILE1] [-f FILE2] ...
Arguments:
-f <filename>
Read file (and not stdin by default)
-t
Add the current date and time in the first column of data
Example:
$ cat test.dat
X: 101
Y: 102
Z: 103
X: 201 Y: 202 Z: 203
Z: 303 Y: 302
X: 301
$ depile X: Y: Z: -f test.dat
101 102 103
201 202 203
301 302 303
A real case: extracting the force of received wireless AP around you.
$ iwlist wlan0 scanning | depile 'ESSID:' 'Signal level=' 'Frequency:'
If used with watch or a crontab you can use "-t" to record time, too.
