Using GAWK to sum certain numbers line by line
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My lines will look as such
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0
Using GNU awk, how do I print (X-XX) + (Y-YY) on the end of every line?
Just to complicate things I need the () numbers to always be converted to plain numbers ie strip the negatives.
Looking to "mark" lines that the ending sum is greater than say 1.
sed gawk
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
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My lines will look as such
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0
Using GNU awk, how do I print (X-XX) + (Y-YY) on the end of every line?
Just to complicate things I need the () numbers to always be converted to plain numbers ie strip the negatives.
Looking to "mark" lines that the ending sum is greater than say 1.
sed gawk
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
102k13199316
asked Apr 11 at 14:48
Lance Humbert
61
1) format your description; 2) post the expected final result
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 11 at 14:54
What are() numbers?
– glenn jackman
Apr 11 at 16:31
Ideally ouput would be-
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:26
Ideally ouput would be-" X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 Q 0.010406897 Q being (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:32
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My lines will look as such
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0
Using GNU awk, how do I print (X-XX) + (Y-YY) on the end of every line?
Just to complicate things I need the () numbers to always be converted to plain numbers ie strip the negatives.
Looking to "mark" lines that the ending sum is greater than say 1.
sed gawk
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
102k13199316
asked Apr 11 at 14:48
Lance Humbert
61
My lines will look as such
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0
Using GNU awk, how do I print (X-XX) + (Y-YY) on the end of every line?
Just to complicate things I need the () numbers to always be converted to plain numbers ie strip the negatives.
Looking to "mark" lines that the ending sum is greater than say 1.
sed gawk
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
102k13199316
asked Apr 11 at 14:48
Lance Humbert
61
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
102k13199316
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
102k13199316
edited Apr 11 at 15:22
Kusalananda
102k13199316
102k13199316
asked Apr 11 at 14:48
Lance Humbert
61
asked Apr 11 at 14:48
Lance Humbert
61
asked Apr 11 at 14:48
Lance Humbert
61
61
1) format your description; 2) post the expected final result
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 11 at 14:54
What are() numbers?
– glenn jackman
Apr 11 at 16:31
Ideally ouput would be-
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:26
Ideally ouput would be-" X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 Q 0.010406897 Q being (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:32
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1) format your description; 2) post the expected final result
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 11 at 14:54
What are() numbers?
– glenn jackman
Apr 11 at 16:31
Ideally ouput would be-
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:26
Ideally ouput would be-" X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 Q 0.010406897 Q being (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:32
1) format your description; 2) post the expected final result
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 11 at 14:54
1) format your description; 2) post the expected final result
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 11 at 14:54
What are
() numbers?– glenn jackman
Apr 11 at 16:31
What are
() numbers?– glenn jackman
Apr 11 at 16:31
Ideally ouput would be-
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:26
Ideally ouput would be-
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:26
Ideally ouput would be-" X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 Q 0.010406897 Q being (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:32
Ideally ouput would be-" X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 Q 0.010406897 Q being (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:32
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$ awk ' print $0, "("$2"-"$8") + ("$4"-"$10")"' inputfile
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
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$ awk ' print $0, "("$2"-"$8") + ("$4"-"$10")"' inputfile
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
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$ awk ' print $0, "("$2"-"$8") + ("$4"-"$10")"' inputfile
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
answered Apr 11 at 16:13
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$ awk ' print $0, "("$2"-"$8") + ("$4"-"$10")"' inputfile
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
answered Apr 11 at 16:13
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$ awk ' print $0, "("$2"-"$8") + ("$4"-"$10")"' inputfile
X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
answered Apr 11 at 16:13
DopeGhoti
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answered Apr 11 at 16:13
DopeGhoti
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answered Apr 11 at 16:13
DopeGhoti
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answered Apr 11 at 16:13
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1) format your description; 2) post the expected final result
– RomanPerekhrest
Apr 11 at 14:54
What are
() numbers?– glenn jackman
Apr 11 at 16:31
Ideally ouput would be-
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:26
Ideally ouput would be-" X 2.63766751981802 Y 1.68326762144808 Z 0 XX 2.63577810877244 YY 1.67475013544567 ZZ 0 Q 0.010406897 Q being (2.63766751981802-2.63577810877244) + (1.68326762144808-1.67475013544567)
– Lance Humbert
Apr 11 at 19:32