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linux - awk and special brackets delimiters

I have data in the following format:

.......{INFO1}.....[INFO2]....

For awk it should be really simple to pick up the INFO1 and INFO2 parts, but I'm really struggling with it.

I have managed to get the [INFO2] part by using awk -F'[][]' '{ print $2 }' but the INFO1 just will not match for me.

How do I specify {} as delimiters?

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Just use [][{}] to define that you can use either of these: [, ], { or } as field separators

awk -F"[][{}]" '{print ...}' file

In general, you say -F"[PATTERNS]".

Test

$ echo ".......{INFO1}.....[INFO2]...." | awk -F"[][{}]" '{print $2}'
INFO1
$ echo ".......{INFO1}.....[INFO2]...." | awk -F"[][{}]" '{print $4}'
INFO2

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