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The following awk script should print all strings from the input file with the exemption of the strings that begings with the “HETATM” and contains somewhere in the same string “lig” or “lih” patterns

i want to Arrange input file into output file as table

i want to sort input file into output file as table

i want to print lines from its beginning to selected characters.
example:
a/b/i/c/f/d
a/e/b/f/r/c
a/f/d/g
a/n/m/o
a/o/p/d/l
a/b/c/d/e
a/c/e/v
a/d/l/k/f
a/e/f/c
a/n/d/c
./hhh.csh 03_input.txt c
Output:
a/b/i/c
a/e/b/f/r/c
a/b/c
a/c
a/e/f/c
a/n/d/c
i use this code but in codition $i ==a i don’t see the values ​​being checked against the a value i assigned
awk’
BEGIN{
ARGC=2
first = ARGV[2]
}
{
for(i=1;i<=NF;++i){
arr[i]=$i
if($i == “c”){
print arr[i]
}
}
}’ “$1” “$2”
print lines from its beginning to selected characters.
thanks for your support

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