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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Creating verbal structures from a dictionary and a template Post 303018578 by RudiC on Monday 11th of June 2018 02:36:44 AM

06-11-2018

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How about

Code:

awk -F= 'FNR == NR {if (NR > 1) TA[$1] = $2; next} {TMP = $0; for (t in TA) {$0 = TMP; sub ("\|", t); sub ("#", TA[t]); print}}' file1 file2

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For "go", try

Code:

awk -F= 'FNR == NR {if (NR > 1) TA[$1] = $2; next} {TMP = $0; for (t in TA) {$0 = TMP; sub ("\|", t); sub ("#", TA[t]); print}}' file[12] | grep go
go=चल
go=चलो
Please go=चलिए
Please go=चलिएगा
I will go=मैं चलूँगा
We will go=हम चलेंगे  
I will go=मैं चलूँगी
We will go=हम चलेंगी 
You will go=तू चलेगा
You will go=तुम चलोगे
You will go=तू चलेगी
You will go=तुम चलोंगी
He will go=वह चलेगा
They will go=वे चलेंगे 
She will go=वह चलेगी
They will go=वे चलेंगी

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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OPTIONS

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       -w, --width width
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       -c, --columns cols
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