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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Make awk gsub take value of for loop Post 303013701 by bedtime on Monday 26th of February 2018 07:18:44 AM
Old 02-26-2018
Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Cragun
You still have 2 invocations of awk when you only need 1 and you still have too many braces in your 2nd awk script. Try changing:
Code:
awk -v vkeyIn="$keyIn" -v vkeyOut="$keyOut" ' $0 ~ vkeyIn, $0 ~ vkeyOut {printf $0; }' $XMLdir$XMLfile |
awk -v vdefTagIn="$defTagIn" -v vdefTagOut="$defTagOut" -v tagIn="$tagIn" -v tagOut="$tagOut" -v vkeySepA="$keySepA" -v vkeySepB="$keySepB" -v vdefSep="$defSep" -v vetySepA="$etySepA" -v vetySepB="$etySepB" -v vemSep="$emSep" '
{
	# Separation after main key word
	gsub("<orth>", vkeySepA)
... ... ...
	gsub(/\.\.\. /, "...")

}

{ print "\n" $0 "\n" } '

to:
Code:
awk -v vkeyIn="$keyIn" -v vkeyOut="$keyOut" -v vdefTagIn="$defTagIn" -v vdefTagOut="$defTagOut" -v tagIn="$tagIn" -v tagOut="$tagOut" -v vkeySepA="$keySepA" -v vkeySepB="$keySepB" -v vdefSep="$defSep" -v vetySepA="$etySepA" -v vetySepB="$etySepB" -v vemSep="$emSep" '
$0 ~ vkeyIn, $0 ~ vkeyOut {
	# Separation after main key word
	gsub("<orth>", vkeySepA)
... ... ...
	gsub(/\.\.\. /, "...")
	print "\n" $0 "\n"
}' $XMLdir$XMLfile

It should give you exactly the same results with a single awk instead of two awks piped together.
I've been wanting to merge the two awks into one, but have not been successful. This code does not make the program run as intended. It just gives a splash of ongoing text from the xml file.

The reason I used two awks is because the xml file has text that is all broken up between lines; I needed first to concatenate those lines into one line (only the ones of the key phrase), and then that line is easy to edit in the second awk; else, I would be having to edit one line of text between several lines, and that is beyond my knowledge at this point. If there is a way to first do one task (concatenate the text), and then do another (the rest of the text manipulation with that concatenated text), that would be great. I've tried several variations and have not been successful.
 

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NAME

       colorgccrc - configuration file for colorgcc

DESCRIPTION

       A colorgccrc configuration file is used to configure the highlighting of the compiler output from colorgcc.

SYNTAX

       Each  line  consists  of  a  keyword  designating  a configuration variable.  The keyword is followed by `:' and then one or several values
       (depending on the keyword).  Lines beginning with a hash mark `#' are comments.

CONFIGURATION VARIABLES

       g++ | gcc | c++ | cc | g77 | gcj | gnat | gpc
	      Specifies the paths to the compilers.  Takes one value; a path to the compiler.

       nocolor
	      Specifies what terminal types colorization should be disabled on.  Takes one or several values, separated by whitespace.

       srcColor
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       introColor
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       warningNumberColor | errorNumberColor
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       warningMessageColor | errorMessageColor
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COLOR ATTRIBUTES

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SEE ALSO

       gcc(1), colorgcc(1)

HISTORY

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REPORTING BUGS

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AUTHORS

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