Print 3 variables on same line

hi,
I've just written a bourne shell script to be run on Solaris 5.8 to extract URL's containing issues number from some text file (such as URL) and get the current status and resolution of the issue online.

The result should display with the 3 words on the same line, 1 single space between each word, such as :
1881 CLOSED FIXED
(issue number, status, resolution)

So far I have been trying to use echo or printf with different combination but I most of the time get things like:
CLOSED FIXED (issue number does show up)
or
1881
CLOSED FIXED (not the same line)

If anyone could give me a clue, that would be great!
thanks!

The script is ran like this:
script.sh mail.txt (data file)

code:

#!/bin/sh


LIST_OF_URLS=`grep 'http://.*/show_bug.cgi' $1 | tr -d [=\>=][:blank:]| sort | uniq`

for URL in $LIST_OF_URLS
do

PAGE_TEXT=`lynx -dump $URL`

THIS_ID=`echo "$URL" | nawk -F 'id=' '{print $2}'`

STATUS=`echo "$PAGE_TEXT" | grep ']Status:' | tr -d [:lower:][:digit:][=[=][=]=][=:=] | nawk -F ' ' '{print $2}'`

RESOLUTION=`echo "$PAGE_TEXT" | grep ']Resolution:' | nawk -F '\[' '{print $2}' | tr -d [:lower:][:digit:][=[=][=]=][=:=] | nawk -F ' ' '{print $2}'`

echo $THIS_ID $STATUS $RESOLUTION

done


I have attached a sample data file for testing

This script outputs:

10797 CLOSED FIXED
1881 STARTED
787 RESOLVED LATER

for me on FreeBSD with the script and data file you provided - is that not correct?

I'm wondering if it's perhaps some difference between nawk on the different OS's you're testing on? How about if you used sed instead of awk to get the id:



which should ensure you don't catch any newline chars at the end of the URL (as I say though it works ok for me with freebsd's nawk). Alternatively you could use expr(1) as well I believe, although I'm not sure about the syntax for expr(1).