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echo &quot;bad_314k_256x144_x264_250<wbr />_quicktime<wbr />_64.mp4&quot; | awk -F&quot;_|k&quot; '{print $2}'
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echo "bad_314k_256x144_x264_250_quicktime_64.mp4" | awk -F"_|k" '{print $2}'

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Do you have to use csh? &nbsp;csh is the worst shell for scripting.
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Do you have to use csh?  csh is the worst shell for scripting.

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Why are you giving me all points? Is woolmilkporc's awk solution not working? If it is then please post a comment why you made this choice. Thanks.
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Why are you giving me all points? Is woolmilkporc's awk solution not working? If it is then please post a comment why you made this choice. Thanks.

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How would I get the following numbers from &nbsp;the below file names using a C Shell script?<br />
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314<br />
4487<br />
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Files:<br />
bad_314k_256x144_x264_250_<wbr />quicktime_<wbr />64.mp4<br />
agel_4487k_512x288_x264_38<wbr />4_quicktim<wbr />e_64<br />
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Can someone help me with the syntax to get this?<br />
I am not sure iif C Shell has regular expression
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How would I get the following numbers from  the below file names using a C Shell script?

314
4487

Files:
bad_314k_256x144_x264_250_quicktime_64.mp4
agel_4487k_512x288_x264_384_quicktime_64

Can someone help me with the syntax to get this?
I am not sure iif C Shell has regular expression

C Shell script to get patterns n a filename

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