Shell Programming and Scripting

awk -v cn="$CultureName" -v v1=$v1 -v v2=$v2 '
    BEGIN    {print "Cartograpic data in user defined format";
         print "....V....1....V....2....V....3....V....4....V....5....V....6....V....7";
        }
    NR==NL+1 {a=$0; print "p " cn;}
    {printf ("%12.2f%14.2f\n", $1+v1, $2+v2)}
    a==$0 && NR>NL+1 {print "999999"; NL=NR}
    ' file
Cartograpic data in user defined format
....V....1....V....2....V....3....V....4....V....5....V....6....V....7
p output_test_tri
   236604.80     572653.50
   236638.70     572696.00
. . . 
   236541.60     572489.50
   236604.80     572653.50
999999
p output_test_tri
   319290.10     532834.00
   319407.90     532870.00
. . .
   319568.20     531223.50
   319290.10     532834.00
99999

#!/bin/bash

echo "Input_XY_File = "
read InputFile
echo "Culture Name = "
read CultureName
echo "Input Offset Variable 1 = "
read v1
echo "Input Offset Variable 2 = "
read v2
awk -v cn="$CultureName" -v v1=$v1 -v v2=$v2 '
BEGIN {
  print "Cartograpic data in user defined format";
  print "....V....1....V....2....V....3....V....4....V....5....V....6....V....7";
  print "p " cn;
}
NR==NL+1 {a=$0;print "p "cn;}
         {printf ("%12.2f%14.2f\n",$1+v1,$2+v2)}
a==$0 && NR>NL+1 {print "99999"; NL=NR}'
END {
  printf("%12.2f%14.2f\n",a,b);
  print 99999;
}
' $InputFile > $CultureName.dat