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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting AWK problem Post 14791 by jeffersno1 on Wednesday 6th of February 2002 12:50:23 PM
Old 02-06-2002
basically i have a file with test result from an experiment each test has 5 results and they each have different properties that i want outputted on the same line.

The thing is i can output the experiment ids ok

id1
id2
id3
id4
id5

but cant get the 5 results underneath each id.

Im using unix and am writing the script in a bourne shell.
 

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write_reading(3)						  Staden Package						  write_reading(3)

NAME
write_reading, fwrite_reading - Write a Read structure into a trace file. SYNOPSIS
#include <Read.h> int write_reading( char *filename, Read *read, int format); int fwrite_reading( FILE *fp, Read *read, int format); DESCRIPTION
These functions write a Read structure into a trace file. The principle format support is the SCF format. Although reading is supported for ABI and ALF, writing is not. Additionally, it is possible to write using the plain (old) staden format files or as Experiment files. In both these cases only the sequence component of the trace file will be written. When writing as an experiment file the QL, QR and SQ fields are generated from the Read structure. If we previously created the Read struc- ture from reading an experiment file then the original experiment file data is also written. Otherwise EN, ID, LN and LT lines are also generated. write_reading() writes a Read structure to the specified filename in the specified format. Formats available are TT_SCF, TT_PLNand TT_EXP. Specifying format TT_ANY will be treated as TT_SCF. fwrite_reading() writes a Read structure to the specified FILE pointer in the specified format. Apart from writing to FILE pointer instead of a filename, the function is identical to write_reading(). RETURN VALUES
On successful completion, the write_reading() and fwrite_reading() functions return 0. Otherwise these functions return -1. SEE ALSO
read_reading(3), fread_reading(3), deallocate_reading(3), scf(4), ExperimentFile(4) write_reading(3)
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