Running epp2tex.nawk

When the time comes to generate the table, you have two more controls:

  1. do you want the t-statistic to be computed and displayed?
  2. do you want the ``free or not'' to be shown?

By default, both are off (i.e., if you do nothing, neither will appear).

The command

     nawk -f epp2tex.nawk putt=1 demo.epp > table.tex

will read the input in ``demo.epp'' and generate table.tex, where t-statistics are also computed and displayed.

The command

     nawk -f epp2tex.nawk putt=1 putfree=1 demo.epp > table.tex

will read the input in ``demo.epp'' and generate table.tex, where t-statistics are computed+displayed and the ``free'' status for each parameter is shown.

Using defaults, the command

     nawk -f epp2tex.nawk demo.epp > table.tex

will typeset the table without showing ``free'' and t-statistics.

The syntax for initialising variables on the commandline is slightly different depending on whether you're using gawk or nawk. Thus instead of saying

     nawk -f epp2tex.nawk putt=1 demo.epp

you would say

     gawk -f epp2tex.nawk -v putt=1 demo.epp