On Fri, 25 May 2012, Larry Brigman wrote:
> I think your problem lies at the end of each if or else if statement
> as you have
> a semi-colon which terminates the operation. You can move the semi-colon
> to inside the } or remove it altogether.
awk: ./zero-to-rl.awk:17: else if ($3 ~ /Se/ && $4 ~ /0.000/) { print $1,
$2, $3, "-0.003" }
awk: ./zero-to-rl.awk:17: ^ syntax error
awk: ./zero-to-rl.awk:18: else if ($3 ~ /TDS/ && $4 ~ /0.000/) { print $1,
$2, $3, "-15.000" }
awk: ./zero-to-rl.awk:18: ^ syntax error
awk: ./zero-to-rl.awk:19: else { print $1, $2, $3, $4 }
awk: ./zero-to-rl.awk:19: ^ syntax error
No semi-colons at the end, same syntax error indication.
Putting semi-colons inside the closing brace still yields the same syntax
error indication.
Thanks,
Rich
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