radoulov & fpmurphy,
I can't thank you both enough for what you guys did. I had to tweak both scripts a little bit, but both are working. I realize I was going about this the wrong way. Both have helped me enormously.
radoulov,
I am having trouble following your logic, it looks like there are "shortcuts" in your script that I am having problem deciphering. Can you explain your script for me.
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radoulov,
I am having trouble following your logic, it looks like there are "shortcuts" in your script that I am having problem deciphering. Can you explain your script for me.
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For every record that matches the pattern ^CP: print it and increment the value of the parameter f. We only need a flag, you can use flag = "true" if you consider it more readable.
Code:
f {
if ($0 ~ /TCS /) {
if (edm) {
printf "----\n%-8s %-8s\n", tcs, edm
edm = ""
}
tcs = (($1) FS ($2))
}
For every record for which our flag is true, has value different than zero or null - the f by itself (here we are in your logical record/block):
+ if the record matches the pattern TCS<space>:
++ if the parameter edm is true (see below), then print the values of the parameters tcs and edm, then unset edm (set it to "", false)
++ set the parameter tcs to the values of $1 FS and $2.
+ if the record matches the pattern EDM|WRC|wrc (EDM OR WRC OR wrc) go to the next line (getline) and:
++ increment edm and edmt (total) with the sum of $1 and $2.
+ if the record has no fields (a blank line, the end of your logical record/block), print the values of tcs, edm, edmt (total) and unset f,tcs, edm and edmt.
I think I got it now. I was getting confused on the first edm statement, I was wondering how it becomes true, until I relized script goes until it finds a blank line and then prints out varables and resets varables at the end. I also did not know that a varable can be used in the pattern part of a awk script. Again thanks, you have no idea how much I struggled on this.
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four
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