[Xastir] dbfawk files on OSX

[Jason Winningham]

> All if does is get the name of the NOMGEO field and put it in the name 
> variable;

These are two different records, so the name variable will get reset 
(by BEGIN_RECORD) between the NOMGEO record and the CONCIS record.  
Here's what the sample dbfawk says:

> # BEGIN_RECORD is called once per dbf record which contains multiple 
> fields.
> # Use this rule to re-initialize variables between records.


> /^CONCIS=(Zone.*)$/ {display_level=64; label_color=74; label_level=10; 
> name="$name ($1)";}


Are you sure that "Zone" begins your string (no spaces!), the case is 
correct, etc? I've been bitten because the field started with a space.  
I solved it like this:

/^CONCIS=[ ]*(Zone.*)$/ {display_level=64; label_color=74; 
label_level=10; name="$name ($1)";}

checking this will give you something to do until the real dbfawk 
experts show up. (:

-Jason
kg4wsv