问题
Currently I have a sorted output of numbers from a command:
18,19,62,161,162,163,165
I would like to condense these number lists into a list of single numbers or ranges of numbers
18-19,62,161-163,165
I thought about trying to sort through the array in bash and read the next number to see if it is +1... I have a PHP function that does essentially the same thing, but I'm having trouble transposing it to Bash:
foreach ($missing as $key => $tag) {
$next = $missing[$key+1];
if (!isset($first)) {
$first = $tag;
}
if($next != $tag + 1) {
if($first == $tag) {
echo '<tr><td>'.$tag.'</td></tr>';
} else {
echo '<tr><td>'.$first.'-'.$tag.'</td></tr>';
}
unset($first);
}
}
I'm thinking there's probably a one-liner in bash that could do this but my Googling is coming up short....
UPDATE: Thank you @Karoly Horvath for a quick answer which I used to finish my project. I'd sure be interested in any simpler solutions out there.
回答1:
Yes, shell does variable substitution, if prev
is not set, that line becomes:
if [ -ne $n+1]
Here is a working version:
numbers="18,19,62,161,162,163,165"
echo $numbers, | sed "s/,/\n/g" | while read num; do
if [[ -z $first ]]; then
first=$num; last=$num; continue;
fi
if [[ num -ne $((last + 1)) ]]; then
if [[ first -eq last ]]; then echo $first; else echo $first-$last; fi
first=$num; last=$num
else
: $((last++))
fi
done | paste -sd ","
18-19,62,161-163,165
回答2:
With a function:
#!/bin/bash
list2range() {
set -- ${@//,/ } # convert string to parameters
local first a b string IFS
local -a array
local endofrange=0
while [[ $# -ge 1 ]]; do
a=$1; shift; b=$1
if [[ $a+1 -eq $b ]]; then
if [[ $endofrange -eq 0 ]]; then
first=$a
endofrange=1
fi
else
if [[ $endofrange -eq 1 ]]; then
array+=($first-$a)
else
array+=($a)
fi
endofrange=0
fi
done
IFS=","; echo "${array[*]}"
}
list2range 18,19,62,161,162,163,165
Output:
18-19,62,161-163,165
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13708705/in-bash-how-to-convert-number-list-into-ranges-of-numbers