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Old 02-01-2019
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Originally Posted by Seth
Uh, my awk code works fine provided $input is a file in the working directory. ...
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Never said the else clause was working,
I'm not as eloquent in the English language as Don Cragun is, nor am I as patient. And, I hope you believe me really wanting to help you.
That said: He's right, and you are wrong.
Your code does NOT "work fine". It may by sheer accident provide an answer that suits you, but I'm sure that's not what you want.

For the if clause in question, replace it with
Code:
if (A == A) print ...

or, even better,
Code:
if (1) print ...

and see what you get, mayhap even trying the else clause. You may also want to closely read and understand all the posts in your thread.
Then come back, and we'll continue the discussion.
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