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Replace string and create new file multiple times
05-25-2016
awk '
{ARR[NR] = $0}
END {for (i=1; i<=MAX; i++) {if (FN) close (FN)
TCNT = sprintf ("%03d", i)
FN = FILENAME TCNT ".txt"
for (j=1; j<=NR; j++) {T = ARR[j]
gsub (/001/, TCNT, T)
print T > FN
}
}
}
' MAX=3 file
cf *.txt
file001.txt:
-file1 001.txt -file2 blah1.txt -outputx x001blah1 -outputy y001blah1
-file1 001.txt -file2 blah2.txt -outputx x001blah2 -outputy y001blah2
-file1 001.txt -file2 blah3.txt -outputx x001blah3 -outputy y001blah3
file002.txt:
-file1 002.txt -file2 blah1.txt -outputx x002blah1 -outputy y002blah1
-file1 002.txt -file2 blah2.txt -outputx x002blah2 -outputy y002blah2
-file1 002.txt -file2 blah3.txt -outputx x002blah3 -outputy y002blah3
file003.txt:
-file1 003.txt -file2 blah1.txt -outputx x003blah1 -outputy y003blah1
-file1 003.txt -file2 blah2.txt -outputx x003blah2 -outputy y003blah2
-file1 003.txt -file2 blah3.txt -outputx x003blah3 -outputy y003blah3-file1 a001.txt -file2 b001.txt -outputx xa001b001 -outputy ya001b001 -file1 a001.txt -file2 b002.txt -outputx xa001b002 -outputy ya001b002 -file1 a001.txt -file2 b003.txt -outputx xa001bl003 -outputy ya001b003
The search and replace bit works perfectly. It only creates a single new file though, called file02. However, it's a little strange because if I delete this file and run the script again, the replacement is called file03 (instead of file02 again). Hope that makes sense.
05-25-2016
The search and replace bit works perfectly. It only creates a single new file though, called file02. However, it's a little strange because if I delete this file and run the script again, the replacement is called file03 (instead of file02 again). Hope that makes sense.|
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