mark@gizzmo.UUCP (mark hilliard) (12/04/89)
OK, I found out that this was a simple case of RTFM! Sorry, the problem
is that the shell "if" responds for the first statement if a 0 is
returned from the test, but the awk "if" is derived from the C "if" in
that if a 1 is returned from the test then the first statement is
exicuted, just the reverse! Soooo, since the test -d returns a 0 if
true the awk if ran just the oppisite from what I expected.
Iffy enough for everyone!
$3 > 99 {
if ( system("test -d "$6)) {
printf("\r\n--- %s does not exist, creating it and moving files --- \r\n",$6)
system("mkdir "$6)
}
else
printf("--- %s exists, moving files now ---\r\n",$6)
}
Mark Hilliard
N2HHR
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