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10-28-2008

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I think you probably have Bourne shell - lets' try this (changes in red)

Code:

#!/bin/sh
# FILE: chem.awk  requires execute permission
# usage: ./chem.awk infile infile2 infile3 outfile

# where parms are:
#   $1 = infile1  $2 = infile2   $3 = infile3  $4 = outfile
# do not forget to change "comment" to something menaingful if needed
echo "
parameters
$1
$2
$3
$4"


# start the FILE
printf "%s\n%s\n%s\n%s\n" "comment" "x y x" "101" "4 7" > ./newfile

# read in two constants
awk '/Done/ {print $5; exit}' "$1" | read col3
awk '/Done/ {print $5; exit}' "$2" | read col4
export col3
export col4

# loop thru the big input FILE writing 101 rows
awk '/Done/ {print $5}' "$3" | \
awk -v col4="$col4" -v col3="$col3" ' BEGIN { cnt =1.5 }
              {printf("%.1f %s %s %s\n", cnt, $0, col3, col4) 
              cnt+=.1 }'>> ./newfile
# rename the output FILE to what was required
mv ./newfile "$4"            
echo "lines in outputfile: $(wc -l "$4") created"
exit 0
# EOF: chem.awk

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