gno/usr.bin/awk/tests/join.awk
tribby ddb82cb2e0 Remaining files for awk 2.0 that were left out of the previous checkin.
Maybe someday I'll become adept at using cvs...
1998-04-07 17:06:53 +00:00

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# join - join file1 file2 on first field
# input: two sorted files, tab-separated fields
# output: natural join of lines with common first field
BEGIN {
OFS = sep = "\t"
file2 = ARGV[2]
ARGV[2] = "" # read file1 implicitly, file2 explicitly
eofstat = 1 # end of file status for file2
if ((ng = getgroup()) <= 0)
exit # file2 is empty
}
{ while (prefix($0) > prefix(gp[1]))
if ((ng = getgroup()) <= 0)
exit # file2 exhausted
if (prefix($0) == prefix(gp[1])) # 1st attributes in file1
for (i = 1; i <= ng; i++) # and file2 match
print $0, suffix(gp[i]) # print joined line
}
function getgroup() { # put equal prefix group into gp[1..ng]
if (getone(file2, gp, 1) <= 0) # end of file
return 0
for (ng = 2; getone(file2, gp, ng) > 0; ng++)
if (prefix(gp[ng]) != prefix(gp[1])) {
unget(gp[ng]) # went too far
return ng-1
}
return ng-1
}
function getone(f, gp, n) { # get next line in gp[n]
if (eofstat <= 0) # eof or error has occurred
return 0
if (ungot) { # return lookahead line if it exists
gp[n] = ungotline
ungot = 0
return 1
}
return eofstat = (getline gp[n] <f)
}
function unget(s) { ungotline = s; ungot = 1 }
function prefix(s) { return substr(s, 1, index(s, sep) - 1) }
function suffix(s) { return substr(s, index(s, sep) + 1) }