Description:
The AWK programming language.
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runawk-0.19.0 release
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A few days ago, I've released new version of runawk. ------------------------------ ------------------------------ WHAT IS RunAWK: RunAWK is a small wrapper for the AWK interpreter that helps one write standalone AWK scripts. Its main feature is to provide a module/library system for AWK which is somewhat similar to Perl's... more »
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The special regexp operator /\B/ can't work as expected
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My GNU awk's version is 3.1.5, the special regexp operator '\B' can't work as expected. The document from "The GNU Awk User's Guide" ------------------------------ -------------------- \B Matches the empty string that occurs between two word-constituent characters. For example, /\Brat\B/ matches ‘crate’ but it does not... more »
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xorEncode()
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Okay, just noodling around and still teaching myself gawk. I hope my posts are not fiddling around with the scheme of things in this newsgroup, just seeking input and enjoying the 'brainfood'. Anyhow, here's an example of some more basic encryption. How would you make it faster? BEGIN { input = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog..."... more »
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Need help replacing a work in a file with a variable plus a word.
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I am a new to scripting. I am working with a script to replace the word 'name' in a file with the name of the server. I am trying pass a variable in a search and replace command using sed. It works now, but only replaces the word 'name' with the '${SERVER}: name' and not the actual hostname. TMPDIR="/rae/tmp"... more »
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