size=139
size=9292
size=140
size=139
size=139
size=10213
size=139
size=140
size=11186
size=139
size=139
size=140
size=12342
size=139
size=139
size=140
size=11360
How can I grep rows that has greater value than 1000 from size.txt ?
Also, is there any way that I could find this information from entire folder, which has many txt files like this ?
With awk:
awk -F= '$2 > 1000' filename
This can be used with many file names:
awk -F= '$2 > 1000' *
Or combined with find
to do it to subfolders as well:
find directory -type f -exec awk -F= '$2 > 1000' '{}' \;
For the latter two, it may be desirable to print the file name as well as the actual result (mimicking the behavior of grep
), which could be achieved like this:
awk -F= '$2 > 1000 { print FILENAME ": " $0 }' *
With bash builin commands:
while IFS="=" read variable value; do
[[ $value -gt 1000 ]] && echo "${variable}=${value}"
done < file
Output:
size=9292 size=10213 size=11186 size=12342 size=11360
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