Shell Programming and Scripting

GREP="qcd30"
GREP=""QCD50"
for file in "${GREP[@]}"

QCD50
for file in

find top_directory -type d

 
GREP[1]="QCD30"
GREP[2]="QCD50"

for FileNameIndx in "${GREP[@]}"
      do
      echo 'crab ntuplize_crab -getoutput/status -c ' $FileNameIndx
      crab ntuplize_crab -getoutput -c $FileNameIndx
done

       jobNo=$(awk '/Jobs with Wrapper/ && $NF != 0{s=1}   /List of jobs/ && s{if(p){p=p","$NF}else{p=$NF};s=""}END{print p}' $FileNameIndx"_status.log" )

  
 $NF != 0{s=1}  does it say that NF variable should not be 0 and should be true when "s" string is true.

 s{if(p){p=p","$NF}else{p=$NF};s=""}  this part confuses me.

awk '
/Jobs with Wrapper/ && $NF != 0 {
        # We have found a "Jobs with Wrapper" line with a non-zero Exit Code;
        # set s to a non-zero, non-empty string value.  (This indicates that we
        # need to save jobs from the next "List of Jobs" line.)
        s=1
}       
/List of jobs/ && s {
        # We have a "List of Jobs" line and we need to add this list to our saved
        # jobs output list.
        if(p)   # Our current list is not empty; add a comma and this line's job
                # list to our saved jobs output list.
                p=p","$NF
        else    # Our current list is empty; initialize our saved jobs output list.
                p=$NF
        # Clear the indicator saying that we should add jobs from the next
        # "List of Jobs" line.
        s=""
}       
END {   # Print the accumulated non-zero exit code saved jobs output list.
        print p
}