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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Put numbers against the words Post 302539917 by radoulov on Tuesday 19th of July 2011 05:52:05 AM
Old 07-19-2011
If I'm not missing something, this should work:

Code:
awk 'END { process( f ) }
FNR == 1 {      
  if ( f ) process( f )
  f = FILENAME
  sub( /\.dic$/, x, f )
  }
getline num < (f ".fil") { map[$0] = num }
func process( f ) {
  while (( getline dat < ( f ".dat" )) > 0 ) {
    print map[dat] > ( f ".num" )
    }
  close( f ".dat" ); close( f ".fil" )
  close( f ".num" ); split( x, map )      
  }' *dic

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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OPTIONS

       -R
	   Replace a patch with same contents as source silently if it already exists.

       -B=64
	   Set blocksize (default=64), multiple of 2 is required.

       -V
	   More verbose information during patch creation.

       -O
	   Deactivate match limit of the -A switch (sometimes smaller patches).

       -A=500
	   Maximum number of block matches per block (improves performance). Default is 500, larger is slower. Use -V to see the cut-off aborts.

EXIT STATUS

       0
	   Success

       1
	   Arguments missing

       2
	   Other error

       3
	   Source file already has a patch in specified patch file (=error)

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