UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

for i in {01..31}; do cat Cut_{1..6}${i}.txt > output_$i.txt; done

for i in {01..31}; do
awk 'NR==1{system("cat Cut_1$i.txt")}1' Fichier_Base.txt >   Fichier_Base_1.txt;
awk 'NR==5001{system("cat Cut_2$i.txt")}1' Fichier_Base_1.txt > Fichier_Base_2.txt;
...
awk 'NR==30001{system("cat Cut_7$i.txt")}1' Fichier_Base_6.txt > Statique_6oc_Cut_$i.txt;
rm Fichier_Base_{1..6};

bash -vx

for i in {1..9}     
  do
   awk  'FNR==1 && R    {for (i=L; i<TL; i++) print x}
                        {R=FNR}
         1
         END            {for (i=L; i<TL; i++) print x}
        ' TL=5000 cut_${i}{01..10}.txt > output_$i.txt
  done

for i in {01..31}; do cat Cut_{1..6}${i}.txt > output_$i.txt; done

for i in {1..3}     
  do
   awk  'FNR==1 && R    {for (i=L; i<TL; i++) print x}
                        {R=FNR}
         1
         END            {for (i=L; i<TL; i++) print x}
        ' TL=5000 Fatigue_Cut_${i}{00..02}.txt > output_$i.txt
  done

$ ./Awk_Script.sh
./Awk_Script.sh: line 2: Erreur de syntaxe près du symbole inattendu « $'do\r' »
'/Awk_Script.sh: line 2: `  do

for i in {1..3};do awk  'FNR==1 && R    {for (i=L; i<TL; i++) print x}
                        {R=FNR}
         1
         END            {for (i=L; i<TL; i++) print x}
        ' TL=5000 Fatigue_Cut_${i}{00..02}.txt > output_$i.txt
  done