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Creating & Referencing Multidimensional Arrays
Similar to what I found by adding 99 and then taking it away again. Thanks for all the help -
Creating & Referencing Multidimensional Arrays
Tried the $2=int($2) suggestion and it appears to solve the problem also. Many Thanks for the "cleaner" solution!. -
Creating & Referencing Multidimensional Arrays
Adding 99 to the minute and second as they are writen to the array appears to fix the problem. I think awk was interpreting the single digits being read in as strings. When I was later trying to reference the array I was cycling through using numbers. It returns a 0 since there was nothing in... -
Creating & Referencing Multidimensional Arrays
The output is correct but I have a problem when I process 100Mb files of this data. I can create a test file which works perfectly for the single digit minutes and seconds (see below). But when I come to process the larger files I get nothing but strings of zeros for the minutes 0-9 and seconds... -
Creating & Referencing Multidimensional Arrays
Sorry should have posted some example data. Note that this is just a tiny part of the data. Each file represents 1 hour so there is no hour field for time. minute,second,fraction_sec,type,ID,error_check,data1,data2,data3,data4 0,50,17171598,2,,,17000,49,,3320 0,50,17177944,2,,,39000,58,,7024... -
Creating & Referencing Multidimensional Arrays
Have the following data: minute, second, fraction_sec, type, ID, data1, data2, data3 Want to count the number of entries (rows) in each second when, say, type==1 && data1==0 which occur in the file for each ID. Note the IDs are letters and numbers (hexadecimal) so the only way I could think of...
