Thread: Help with script

Hola Oscar,
One way to add header to your files will be:
1) your files must be accept change header, so the header LOVROK must be set to TRUE.

2) I assume that you running SAC on Linux or OSX, so, with AWK you can generate a file
with the list of commands of type:

printf "r your_file_1.sac\nch t1 300\nwh\n\q\n" | sac
printf "r your_file_2.sac\nch t1 301\nwh\n\q\n" | sac

.
.
.

printf "r your_file_99.sac\nch t1 399\nwh\n\q\n" | sac

It is not elegant but do the work.

HTH,

Milton

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On Jul 15, 2012, at 10:13 PM, Oscar Perez Ramirez wrote:

Hello everybody, I'm trying to writte a script that does the following:

I have a folder with 3 .SAC files
Each sac file has a value assigned to his t1 variable
lets say:
01.SAC has t1=300
02.SAC has t1=301
03.SAC has t1=302

And i have a file with a column of values, lets say:

"traveltimes.dat"
300.456
301.365
302.568

I want to replace the t1 values in the .SAC files for the ones that are in the file "traveltimes.dat"

I need to do this task for many (up to thousands of .SAC files) and I have very little experience with bash scripting so I need some help, I would appreciate a lot!!!!

Thanks

Atte. Oscar Perez R.
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