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2010-01-08T21:20:59Z

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Re: matching lower case alpha with ranges

2010-01-08T21:12:26Z

On Jan 8, 12:43 am, Janis Papanagnou <janis_papanag...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Janis is right about the ordering...
loui@euclid:~$ gawk '{print "z" ~ /[A-Z]/}'
1
loui@euclid:~$ gawk '{print "Z" ~ /[a-z]/}'
0
I remember some UTF character sets alternate lower and caps (Latin
Extended), and others put the block of caps first, then the block of

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2010-01-08T19:58:10Z

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Re: how to find index (in $0) of start of field, e.g. $3

2010-01-08T14:22:10Z

then
{sub(/^[[:space:]]*([^[:space: ]]*[[:space:]]*){2}/,"")}1
is what you want. It skips leading spaces, if any, then 2 repetitions of
nonSpaces-then-spaces (i.e. 2 fields plus the separators that follow them) so
what's left is the 3rd field and everything that follows it. You may want to use
it as:

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2010-01-08T13:48:49Z

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2010-01-08T13:19:23Z

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2010-01-08T11:38:18Z

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Re: Gawk new feature poll on file inclusion at awk.info

2010-01-08T11:18:04Z

I am replying to this against my better judgement, but here goes.
1. The topic has been discussed in the newsgroup before. I didn't (and
still don't) think there's a lot to be gained by reopening the discussion.
2. The poll provides a concrete mechanism for reaching a conclusion as
to the "will" of the group. Newsgroups discussions do not.

Re: Gawk roadmap available on the web

2010-01-08T11:01:11Z

The posted roadmap isn't exclusive of what's in the gawk manual. It's more
an indication of what is most likely to happen in the next year or so.
If someone with good C coding skills would like to take on the "map
array to *DBM file" project I'd be happy to talk to them. I have ideas
as to what I'd like to see happen and how to go about it but I'm happy

Re: matching lower case alpha with ranges

2010-01-08T10:52:27Z

Hi. First, you want
/[[:lower:]]/
and not
/[:lower:]/
That should solve the problem, independent of locale. Note that older
regexps of the form
/[A-Z]/
*can* match lower case letters in some locales; for this reason you want to
make correct use of the character classes.
HTH,
Arnold
In article <f31ca937-8a28-421e-a2f8-ecbd8 43fa...@j14g2000yqm.googlegrou ps.com>,

Re: how to find index (in $0) of start of field, e.g. $3

2010-01-08T06:37:24Z

Hi all, field separation is the default -- that is, possibly some
leading space, then fields separated by one or more spaces & tabs.
Specifically, I am processing output of cksum. On some systems, the
three output fields of cksum are separated by a single space. On
others, they are padded with extra spaces/tabs to align the output.

Re: how to find index (in $0) of start of field, e.g. $3

2010-01-08T06:16:18Z

Thanks Anton, but match() 2nd arg is treated as a regexp, right?
So what if $1 contained a string that match() treated as regexp magic
instead of an exact match? Anyway, I was thinking along your lines
but it seemed like I'd need to escape all special chars in $1, $2,
etc. to do it.

Re: matching lower case alpha with ranges

2010-01-08T05:43:48Z

As far as I recall, the character ordering was aAbBcCdD...yYzZ,
which would explain the observed effect.
To check that, try whether /[a-z]/ matches Z (i.e. switch caps)
in that locale; it will match, I assume.
Janis

Re: Can regexp be used in RS?

2010-01-08T02:08:07Z

Just read this in the manual as well...
Will study the rest of your post (thanks).

Re: how to find index (in $0) of start of field, e.g. $3

2010-01-08T01:54:41Z

Are you using GAWK? I'm surprised to see that the index() and match()
functions of this version do not accept an index argument, ie., the position
in the string to start searching at (as does, say, TAWK (to pick an example
completely at random)). That ability makes your ugly function slightly less

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