I have different files with same file names and they are stored in different directories such as
/path/to/2000/{a,b,c}.txt ... /path/to/2001/{a,b,c}.txt
since I want to use variables to represent the directories like
/path/to/{1998..2013}/{a.b.c}.txt
and how can I parametrize the directory name to input like
awk '....' /path/to/{$start..$end}/{a,b,c}.txt
please be noted that I cannot loop all directories to input file one by one to the awk since the awk script needs all information from those files at the same time. thx for helping.
You can use eval:
eval awk '...' /path/to/{$start..$end}/{a,b,c}.txt
Or find and xargs, but it is not as accurate:
find /path/to -path '*/[21][90][09][0-9]/[abc].txt' | xargs awk '....'
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