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gawk command not found

Asked by Bartosz Jarmuż

Hello

I am trying to create a dictionary for Apertium, according to this tutorial http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Apertium_New_Language_Pair_HOWTO

I am using ubuntu 11.04

at one point, I get the following error

bartek@bartek-Inspiron-1720:~/Dokumenty$ echo "houses" | lt-proc pl-en.automorf.bin | \ gawk 'BEGIN{RS="$"; FS="/";}{nf=split($1,COMPONENTS,"^"); for(i = 1; i<nf; i++) printf COMPONENTS[i]; if($2 != "") printf("^%s$",$2);}'
Command 'gawk' is available in '/usr/bin/gawk'
gawk: command not found

Please help me - what am I doing wrong? What should I do?

Cheers:)

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mycae (mycae) said : 		#1

change the command to use awk, rather than gawk. There are differences between the GNU awk, and posix awk, but I don't think in your case its a big deal.

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Bartosz Jarmuż (bartias) said : 		#2

Well, nothing changes

bartek@bartek-Inspiron-1720:~/Dokumenty$ echo "houses" | lt-proc pl-en.automorf.bin | \ awk 'BEGIN{RS="$"; FS="/";}{nf=split($1,COMPONENTS,"^"); for(i = 1; i<nf; i++) printf COMPONENTS[i]; if($2 != "") printf("^%s$",$2);}'
Command 'awk' is available in '/usr/bin/awk'
awk: command not found

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Best marcobra (Marco Braida) (marcobra) said : 		#3

Try this row:

echo "houses" | lt-proc pl-en.automorf.bin | gawk 'BEGIN{RS="$"; FS="/";}{nf=split($1,COMPONENTS,"^"); for(i = 1; i<nf; i++) printf COMPONENTS[i]; if($2 != "") printf("^%s$",$2);}'

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Bartosz Jarmuż (bartias) said : 		#4

The error is supposed to be caused by "\"??

Something has changed indeed, gotta analyse it, but it might have helped:)

Ill post the result in a second

Thanks

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marcobra (Marco Braida) (marcobra) said : 		#5

yes you must not type the "\" it is in place on the page you follow just to tell you the command it is on the same row...

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Bartosz Jarmuż (bartias) said : 		#6

Thanks marcobra (Marco Braida), that solved my question.