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There are loads of threads about passing a shell variable to awk, and I've figured that out easily enough, but the variable I want to pass is the column specifier variable ($1,$2 etc)

Given that the shell uses these variables as default command line argument variables as well, this is getting confusing.

In this script I'm just sorting and joining 2 files together, but in order to begin generalising the script a little, I want to be able to specify on the command line, the field in the key file that awk should be taking as its sort-specifier.

What am I doing wrong here? (I'm only just getting to grips with awk and the oneliner was adapted slightly from here.

I've been working on a script for Roblox. Here's the code:

This gear was inserted from the Catalog. It relocates the player to the center of the map when it's unequipped by clicking on the thumbnail. At 1st, I tested in a game I made. Everytime I unequipped it, the player kept falling through the baseplate and dying. I noticed it is the same position over and over. I moved the baseplate's position lower and the player falls down onto the baseplate instead of dying. Then I tested the gear in a new empty baseplate, unequipping it, the player moves to the center, too. I check the position of the both the Handle and the player's Torso, but that axis does not match any position in the script. Can someone point this out for me so that I can change it to the last position that the player stops?

I am working on a site and the builders have used a mix of php and html for links. For example:

I've seen threads about checking if an element has a class and a certain id but the way mine is set up those answers aren't possible.

I have a list of projects laid out in a masonry layout with each project having a class of project. Each project has a unique id that is named by the title of the project. When the user right clicks on a project, the default Google Chrome menu is replaced by a custom menu that has two options,
Open Project In A New Tab & View Project Details.

My current issue is getting the specific project the user right clicked on.

Here are my two ideas:

1. Simple Version: Check the ID of the project that the user right clicked on.
2. Complicated Version: Get the top and left offset of the div and combine them to get the top left point of the custom menu.
   Then check if that point is in between the top, left point of the project
   and the top + projectImg.height(), and left + projectImg.width() to get the bottom right corner of the project.

I am leaning towards the simple version but this is my problem with it:

Yet again my unfamiliarity with AWK lets me down, I can't figure out how to match a variable at the end of a line?

This would be fairly trivial with grep etc, but I'm interested in matching integers at the end of a string in a specific field of a tsv, and all the posts suggest (and I believe it to be the case!) that awk is the way to go.

If I want to just match a single one explicity, that's easy:

Here's my example file: