Shell Programming and Scripting

SOLVED, thank you!

Edit2:


Good news everyone,

I managed to get it down to a "simple" problem, but I still have some syntax issues.

Here is the code which troubles me:

Code:

awk 'BEGIN{x2=0;x1=0;crit=0;}
$1 < 1000000 {x2=$4; diffx=x2-x1; x1=x2;
diffx > 3.6 ? {crit=1} : {crit=0};
crit==1 {print $1,$2,$3,$4-193.957,$5,$6}
crit==0 {print $1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6}}

What I want to do is the following. $4,$5,$6 represent x,y,z coordinates.
If diffx > 3.6 I want to set crit to value 1 from 0, if the crit == 1 I want all the following x values ($4) to be
substracted by value 193.957... and until I reach the point where the crit is set 1 I just want to print out $1-$6.

Maybe it is a simple problem for you and you can help me fix it!

Thank you!


SOLVED, thank you!
SOLVED, thank you!

solved.

The value of X is between 0-200, the origin of the coordination system lies in one of the edges of the simulation box. So your command will just be the same as print $0.

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SOLVED, thank you!