#! /bin/sh
#
##    Script generate Data files --  by Claudio Rocha 
#
count=1

#
## count must be less or equal of the numbers of lines in file table 
#

while [ $count -le 2380 ]
do
f1=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f1`
f2=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f2`
f3=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f3`
f4=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f4`
f5=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f5`
f6=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f6`
f7=`sed -n "$count"p table |cut -d"	" -f7`
echo $f1 : $f2 : $f3 : $f4 : $f5 : $f6 : $f7

#
## Get data from the file table
# 

cat <<EOF |rsdecode_en_test
$f1
$f2
$f3
$f4
$f5
$f6
$f7
EOF

#
## Generate/Rename <first> files ( 2 columns each file ) 
#

tail +9  rsdecode_en.out | cut -c2-4,5-12 > rsdecode_en.out_"$count"

#
## Reading the fisrt file and generating the <second> files
#

col1=`sed -n "$count"p table | cut -d"	" -f3`
col2=`sed -n "$count"p table | cut -d"	" -f4`
result1=`expr $col1 - $col2 \* 2`
result2=$col1
head -$result1 rsdecode_en.out_$count |cut -c1-3 > first_col_"$count"
head -$result2 rsdecode_en.out_$count |cut -c9-11 > second_col_"$count"

#
## Delete the firs file 
#

rm rsdecode_en.out_"$count" 

count=`expr $count + 1`
done