chip=$(awk -F"=" '/\['$CONFIG_SECTION'\]/{a=1}a==1&&$1~/'$CHIP_KEY'/{print $2;exit}' "$CONFIG_FILE") explain this snippet
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This script uses `awk` to search for a specific configuration section (`$CONFIG_SECTION`) in a configuration file (`$CONFIG_FILE`). Once the section is found, it searches for a specific key (`$CHIP_KEY`) and prints its value (`$2`). Here is a breakdown of each component:
- `awk`: A command-line text processing tool that can perform operations on files or input streams.
- `-F"="`: Specifies that the field separator for `awk` is the equals sign.
- `/\['$CONFIG_SECTION'\]/`: A regular expression that matches the section header in the configuration file. The section header is enclosed in square brackets.
- `{a=1}`: Sets the variable `a` to 1 when the section header is found.
- `a==1&&$1~/'$CHIP_KEY'/{print $2;exit}`: When `a` is 1 (i.e., the section has been found), this command searches for the key (`$CHIP_KEY`) in the current line (`$1`) and prints its value (`$2`). The `exit` statement stops the search once the key is found.
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