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from gawk to nawk
PHV...you are great!!! thanks for the very fast answer! -
from gawk to nawk
dear all, i am using the code above and i am wondering, why the code abords after the creation of 60 files. is there a maxiumum number of files, which can be created during one cycle? regards, tini -
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from gawk to nawk
dear all, i've got a code, written in awk. it also worked in gawk, but now i only have the nawk available and it doesn't work anylonger. so...here is the code: awk '(x-$1)*((x>$1)+(-1*(x<$1)))>2{++f}\{print>"outfile"f;x=$1}' infile this code searches for differences in the first column... -
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UTC time in strftime
thanks phv, but....mmmhhhhh.....i think it's more understandable, when i post the complete code. i am always using tcsh....force of habit. #! /bin/tcsh -f foreach i (`ls *.out`) echo $i set outfile = $i:r.1b gawk '{if(NF==10) \... -
UTC time in strftime
hi all, i am using strftime to convert UTC seconds to a time format, but strftime uses the local system time (in my case gmt+1....summer and wintertime). my current code is: OFS="\t"; print $3, strftime("%Y\t%m\t%d\t%H\t%M\t%S",time), lon, lat, ele it there a possibility to use UTC time... -
strftime utc seconds starting from 1 Jan 2000 12:00
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strftime utc seconds starting from 1 Jan 2000 12:00
hi fherke, yes...i did this, but i thought there are an onther possibility. but thanks for your tip!!! cheers, tini -
strftime utc seconds starting from 1 Jan 2000 12:00
hi all, i use strftime for converting seconds in date and time, but the strftime counts from 1 Jan 1970 00:00. Is there a command using UTC seconds starting from noon 1 Jan 2000? my commands look like this: print strftime("%Y\t%m\t%d\t%H\t%M\t%S",$1) where $1 = seconds. can anybody help me? -
more than one input and output file
hi feherke, thanks for your answer!! i have a plenty of files and that's why a try to use only one command. yes...my code is not short...and it's only a part of it ;-). another maybe stupid question: is the code at the beginning of the script or at the end? i am a bit confused of this... -
more than one input and output file
hi all, it every time the same problem i have and i hope to find the solution here. my script file: BEGIN {print "UTC shot_time ID lat lon ele ocElev oc_load sat_corr sat_corr_flg sigma_elev" } $1 == "i_UTCTime"{ for(i=0; i<40; i++){ UTC[i]=$3} } $1 == "i_dShotTime"{... -
convert dayseconds in time of day
hi phv and p5wizard, thank a lot for your good answers. i found the missing comma, when phv send the answer. bye.... -
convert dayseconds in time of day
thanks a lot for your answers. i tried this #! /bin/csh -f #GPS Tagessekunde in Uhrzeit set input = infile echo $input set output = outfile echo $output gawk '{h = int($1/3600) \ m = int(($1-3600*h)/60)... -
convert dayseconds in time of day
hi all, i've got a problem with the conversion of dayseconds to time of day. i've converted the time of day 12:02:45 (hh:mm:ss) with: gawk '{split ($3, time, ":") t_sec = time[1]*3600+time[2]*60+time[3]}'\ input > output this works very well but what about the other way around? i... -
grep every even line
yes!!! awk '!(NR%2)' works very well! thank you!- tini1208
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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grep every even line
hi p5wizard thank a lot for our answer. the command awk '!NR%2' infile does not work, error: NR: Event not found but the second command works very well!!!! thank a lot!- tini1208
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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grep every even line
hi all, i don't know, if it is possible, but i want to extract every even line from a big file. the file looks like this: lon lat height 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 now, i want to extract line 2, 4, 6 etc. is this...- tini1208
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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gawk and ubuntu
yes...thanks a lot!!! my script looks like this: #! /bin/csh -f foreach i (`ls *txt`) echo $i set outfile = $i:r.diff awk'{printf"%10.6f\t%10.6f\t%10.3f\t%10.3f\t%10.3f\t%10.3f\n", \ $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, sqrt($5*$5)}' $i > $outfile end and it works very very well!!!!!!!! thanks! -
gawk and ubuntu
sorry..i send the massage tooooo early. what about this: #BEGIN {printf"%10.6f\t%10.6f\t%10.3f\t%10.3f\t%10.3f\t%10.3f\n", \ $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, sqrt($5*$5)}# but my problem is still....how can i process more than one file...like a batch! where must i set the infile and outfile? i...
