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Ah I didn't know about the semicolon thing (yes I suck), but I should have thought about the script thing. I did a script.sh equivalent to the batch file and it works perfectly fine, but I didn't...

Hello everyone,

I am struggling a bit with a batch script that I need to run in cygwin. I work in winXP and I had to write some awk scripts to do some file manipulation, and now I would like to...

if someone want to know, you need to do this:

bash -i -c 'your script'

and it's done... the -c does the trick.

It's the first thing I did. So it's not the problem...

Hello everyone,

I've written quite a few AWK scripts to run in cygwin and now, I would like to run them one after the other in a .bat file. The problem is, I tried modifying the .bat file used to...

I have another problem related to those files.

Sometimes, in file1, it is possible that one value in column 1 is associated to 2 or more values like this:
a1 b1 c1
a2 b2
a3 b3 c3 d4Now, when I...

I doesn't work GhostDog, well it probably does, but not in my case.
I did something like that:

NR==FNR {a[$2]=$1;next} #I read a first file to get the search pattern
{if ($3 in a)
...

Hi everyone,

the problem is quite simple, yet I can't find an easy solution using awk.

I need to search for a string in $3, then if I find this string, copy the line,modify $3, and copy the...

Thank you a lot Panyam!

Thank you it did the trick, I think I understand how that works now. Thanks for the lesson :)

One last thing, when I run this script, the file1 is written in the ouput before the corrected file2....

Hello everyone,

I've been reading this forum whenever I had a problem with AWK but I can't seem to find how to solve my problem.

What I would like to do is the following:

I have a first file...