shell and nawk : parameters

[loloman]

Hi,
i have an error when i want to compare ${DC} to $1

#!/bin/ksh
DC=7
cat file | nawk -F \; '
{if (NF == 3) printf "'${VAL1}';'${VAL2}';'${VAL3}';\n" ;
else
if (NF == 7 && $5 == 1 && ${DC} => $1) printf $1";"$2";"$3";"$4";'$5';"$6";\
n" ;

when i replace ${DC} by the value 7, it's ok

#!/bin/ksh
DC=7
cat file | nawk -F \; '
{if (NF == 3) printf "'${VAL1}';'${VAL2}';'${VAL3}';\n" ;
else
if (NF == 7 && $5 == 1 && 7 => $1) printf $1";"$2";"$3";"$4";'$5';"$6";\
n" ;

where is the problem, please ?

 

[feherke]

Hi

#!/bin/ksh
DC=7
cat file |  nawk [red]-vDC=$DC[/red] -F \; '
{if (NF == 3) printf "'${VAL1}';'${VAL2}';'${VAL3}';\n" ;
else
if (NF == 7 && $5 == 1 && [red]DC[/red] => $1) printf $1";"$2";"$3";"$4";'$5';"$6";\
n" ;

By the way, what kind of operator is [tt]=>[/tt] ?

Feherke.

http://rootshell.be/~feherke/

 

[loloman]

It's ok
Thank you