Flags

-d#
Specify a character for # to be used as the token delimiter. This character is specified just as it is for the cut command. The default is a tab character.

-n
List the filename as the first token in each line. If the text file is being read from standard input, then the filename is listed as ``(stdin)''.

-l
List the line number within the file as a token.

-c
List the number of tokens on the line as a token. This count does not include the additional tokens that may be added by the -n, -l or -c flags.

`-d#`	Specify a character for `#` to be used as the token delimiter. This character is specified just as it is for the cut command. The default is a tab character.
`-n`	List the filename as the first token in each line. If the text file is being read from standard input, then the filename is listed as ```(stdin)`''.
`-l`	List the line number within the file as a token.
`-c`	List the number of tokens on the line as a token. This count does not include the additional tokens that may be added by the `-n`, `-l` or `-c` flags.