Finding awk command to replace grep command

[erche]

Hello,
I have this command on someone's script :

grep "^[13];psf\/210;" $filen | cut -d";" -f$List >> ${pathOut}/psf_210_${dateFile}.txt

The 'List' created with awk :

List=$(nawk 'BEGIN { printf(&quot;1,2,3,4,5&quot; for(i=9; i<=2231; i+=202) {
printf(&quot;,%d,%d,%d,%d&quot;,i+4,i+6,i+18,i+20) } }')

How to represent the grep command above with awk ?
I need it because that command should be modified, because the List now not only one, but I still need to have the same output.

I want to have the grep in one condition take the 1stList and another condition take the 2ndList but have to written to the same file output.

I hope that's clear enough.. but I'm not sure..
If you want to ask me to explain more.. please do so...

Please help.

Thanks.

 

[PHV]

Try something like this:

nawk -F";" '
/^[13];psf\/210;/{printf "%s;%s;%s;%s;%s",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5
  for(i=9;i<=2231;i+=202) 
    printf &quot;;%s;%s;%s;%s&quot;,$(i+4),$(i+6),$(i+18),$(i+20)
  printf &quot;\n&quot;
}
/AnotherCondition/{Another printf
}' $filen >>${pathOut}/psf_210_${dateFile}.txt

Hope This Help
PH.

 

[erche]

Thanks PH,

But something wrong happen when i tried to run your lines,
this is the warning :
nawk: trying to access field 619
input record number 1, file Paysf11.txt
source line number 4

and to make things more clear.
I still want to do like this :

grep &quot;^[13];psf\/210;&quot; $filen | cut -d&quot;;&quot; -f$List >> ${pathOut}/psf_210_${dateFile}.txt


the $List is created before grepping, not while grepping...
from your lines, i can tell that the list created while grepping.
This is the old script mechanism :
- Create a $List consist of numbers,
- The numbers are taken from the iteration :
for(i=9; i<=2231; i+=202) {
printf(&quot;,%d,%d,%d,%d&quot;,i+4,i+6,i+18,i+20) } }
-> result:
13,15,27,29
215,217,229,231
...
(and so on)
- This $List will be taken by the grep line.
- grep &quot;^[13];psf\/210;&quot; $filen | cut -d&quot;;&quot; -f$List
from the file Input ($filen) we will take our columns
- the columns are represented by the numbers within the
$List

I'm realy sorry for being pushy.. but I'm really stuck and have no idea what to do with this awk things...
I only have ideas.. but not knowing how to put them in awk..

please help..........