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02-24-2006
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See the pattern below.
Code:
IFS=;
while read continent country city id address date
do
ID=$id
CONTINENT=$continent
COUNTRY=$country
CITY=$city
DATE=$date
header $ID
body1 $CONTINENT $ID
done < $INPUTFILE
Code:
function header {
OUTPUTFILE="$OUTPUTFILE.$1"
echo "$HEADER" > $OUTPUTFILE
echo "$1" >> $OUTPUTFILE
echo "\">" >> $OUTPUTFILE
}
function body1 {
OUTPUTFILE="$OUTPUTFILE.$2"
echo "$1" >>$OUTPUTFILE
echo "$continent" >>$OUTPUTFILE
echo "</info1>" >>$OUTPUTFILE
}
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