C shell script and awk.

From: Hon Seng Phuah (hsphuah_at_usa.com)
Date: 05/24/04

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    Date: 23 May 2004 20:24:39 -0700

    I have wrote these statements and named as loginfo.csh:

    #! /bin/csh

    set filePath = $argv[1]
    set filePath = `echo $filePath | awk '{ split($filePath, subdir, "/");
    for (path
     in subdir) print path}'`

    echo $filePath

    When I ran above code using this command, "loginfo.csh
    /test/good/life", I got these errors:

    awk: Field $() is not correct.
     The input line number is 1.
     The source line number is 1.

    Anyone knows where my problem is?

    Thanks.
    -HS Phuah

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