Solaris

Hi,

I'm not sure, there is solution exist for this problem. I'm facing problem in calling a unix script from awk code. Here is code

nawk -F'=' '
BEGIN { }
function runtest(string)
{
LINE
}
/^[.*\]/ { # getting module name
t=$1
module=substr(t,2,(length(t)-2))
runtest(module)
}
/INCLUDE/ {
}
/LEVEL/ {
}
/LOG_LEVEL/ {
}

END {}
' test-suite.cfg

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Content in the test-suite.cfg
[module1]
INCLUDE=Y
LEVELS=BASIC,INTER,ADVANCE
LOG_LEVEL=10
REPROT=module1.log

...
..

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>

In the "LINE", i'm trying to call unix script to start test-suite based on the input arguments such as "module, level, leg_level...".

I tried LINE with following but nothing worked
ATT 1. ./test-suite/module/basic/start.ksh
Error:
context is
>>> ./test-suite/module/basic/start <<< .ksh
nawk: illegal statment at source line 10 in function

Tried with escape for "." also didnt work
ATT 2. test-suite/module/basic/start
Error : nawk division by zero


Basicaly, i want to secute the script based on the input argument and get the test results also.

Kindly help me to resolve this problem.

Thanks and Regards,
Balaji

did you try with the following, ensuring that the config and script is within the same dir?
./<script> <cfg>