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# 15  
Old 07-18-2011
What does this show:
Code:
awk '/Weapon_DmgType_0=1/&&/Weapon_DmgType_0=2/' RS= weapon.fopro

# 16  
Old 07-18-2011
Same, it just print whole that file, because there is even Weapon_DmgType_0=7
Strange, that it worked with example file ([something]). Did it done normally for you? Or not too?
# 17  
Old 07-18-2011
Can you post output of:
Code:
cat -eT weapon.fopro | head -50

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# 18  
Old 07-18-2011
Code:
 cat -eT weapon.fopro | head -50
[Proto]^M$
ProtoId=4^M$
Type=3^M$
PicMap=art\items\knife.frm^M$
PicInv=art\inven\oknife.frm^M$
Flags=134217758^M$
DisableEgg=1^M$
Deteriorable=1^M$
Weight=453^M$
Volume=1^M$
SoundId=51^M$
Cost=40^M$
Material=1^M$
Weapon_Anim1=4^M$
Weapon_MinStrength=2^M$
Weapon_ActiveUses=3^M$
Weapon_CriticalFailture=1^M$
Weapon_Skill_0=204^M$
Weapon_Skill_1=204^M$
Weapon_Skill_2=200^M$
Weapon_DmgType_0=1^M$
Weapon_DmgType_1=1^M$
Weapon_PicUse_0=art\intrface\swing.frm^M$
Weapon_PicUse_1=art\intrface\thrust.frm^M$
Weapon_PicUse_2=art\intrface\blank.frm^M$
Weapon_DmgMin_0=1^M$
Weapon_DmgMin_1=1^M$
Weapon_DmgMax_0=6^M$
Weapon_DmgMax_1=6^M$
Weapon_MaxDist_0=1^M$
Weapon_MaxDist_1=1^M$
Weapon_ApCost_0=3^M$
Weapon_ApCost_1=3^M$
Weapon_Aim_0=1^M$
Weapon_Aim_1=1^M$
Weapon_SoundId_0=51^M$
Weapon_SoundId_1=51^M$
^M$
[Proto]^M$
ProtoId=5^M$
Type=3^M$
PicMap=art\items\club.frm^M$
PicInv=art\inven\club.frm^M$
Flags=134217758^M$
DisableEgg=1^M$
Stackable=1^M$
Weight=1360^M$
Volume=2^M$
SoundId=48^M$
Cost=30^M$

Here it is.
# 19  
Old 07-18-2011
Before executing your AWK code run this:
Code:
dos2unix weapon.fopro

Run it for every file that you transfer from Windows machine Smilie
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# 20  
Old 07-18-2011
One more strange thing, before I typed this command dos2unix I tried to show number of blocks with:
Code:
awk '{print NR}' RS= weapon.fopro

and it responded me with only one 1, now after it, it shows me 129 of this

Yes, now it's working correctly, so it seems that it was just wrong encoding?
And one more thing, because output seems, that it doesn't have free line (after last line of first block there is next one, there isn't empty line)
Anyway, big thanks, without You I won't get succes.

And also, for filtering second thing I have to put &&, but how about OR, I mean, can I do it something like this?
Weapon_Anim1=8
Code:
awk '/Weapon_DmgType_0=1/&&/Weapon_Anim1=8/OR/Weapon_Anim1=7/' RS= weapon.fopro

Last edited by jormung; 07-18-2011 at 11:31 AM..
# 21  
Old 07-18-2011
The problem was that Windows is using different characters as line breaks. When you transfer the file to Unix/Linux, the file still contain the characters from Windows (^M characters in the output), which are treated as normal characters by all the tools including AWK, so the line that was empty under Windows, now contain ^M character - ^M$ line in the last output. dos2unix is converting all those ^M characters to proper line breaks Unix/Linux tools are expecting.
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