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Your awk command should work and I plan on looking into it a little more today. I just found a way to perform what I wanted with the sed command which was a little quicker for me yesterday in terms...

ya I have the original copied and stored in a few other directories so no problem there, but I will give this a go and let you know

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I want nothing changed in the time series files, the file ####ascii_vF.anom.txt simply contain a single list of 2000 observations.

What I want changed is in the user_prefs file, which mandates how...

So I have a hundred or so time series files labeled as such:
10831ascii_vF.anom.txt
13165ascii_vF.anom.txt
83437ascii_vF.anom.txt

Now I have a main program to run, which when I run, runs based...

So I have a python program that I run, which runs accordingly to options I have listed in a text file (ie user_prefs). Now there are many options listed in this user_prefs.txt, but the one of most...

Thanks Jim

the chmod command does indeed work on a case by case basis though.

Everytime I try to run a shell script I get the error message permission denied.

So I have googled/searched around and have been using the command chmod u+rwx (filename) to give myself...

Thanks, I was confused earlier with the 'standard input/output' because I always though you had to have a file name no matter what unit identifier you used. That's where the confusion was.

I'm...

Do I need to declare a path even if I am in the same directory?

In that directory when I perform a ls *.txt I have approximately 200 files, and my .f90 code is within the same directory.

I'm running in Bash shell.

I have gotten past my original problem where it was just saying command not found. However, now I am getting the message that the file does not exist when I run...

Whenever I try to run this script, I get the error For: command not found and Do: command not found.

Sorry I know this is probably a very basic question but I have not been able to grasp this idea really of what you mean by standard input/standard output.

My current open statement reads as ...

Well I currently just have a basic OPEN statement of the form

OPEN (10,file='389534ascii_vF.txt',status='old')

Then simply read in the data and perform calculations and then output it.
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Thanks for the help, I'll mess around with it for a little bit.

So "$FILE" serves as the name of the text file. So in my Fortran program would I have to put $File where I am attempting to open...

Hello,

So I have approximately 300 files of raw data (.txt) files that I am using to perform statistical analysis. I have been able to construct a Fortran program that is able to perform my...