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From: pdg@ihdev.UUCP
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Subject: Re: some questions about awk
Message-ID: <1168@ihdev.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 18-Feb-87 11:35:16 EST
Article-I.D.: ihdev.1168
Posted: Wed Feb 18 11:35:16 1987
Date-Received: Thu, 19-Feb-87 20:44:23 EST
References: <254@herman.UUCP> <1446@umd5>
Reply-To: pdg@ihdev.UUCP (55224-P. D. Guthrie)
Organization: American Nasal Amputation Centre
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Keywords: awk

In article <1446@umd5> zben@umd5.umd.edu (Ben Cranston) writes:
>awk 'BEGIN { fnam = FILENAME }
>(fnam!=FILENAME) { NR=1 ; fnam=FILENAME ; printf "%c\n",12 }
>{ print }
>(65==((NR-1)%66)) { printf "%c\n",12 }' $*
>There is a bug if you feed it the same file(name) twice.  Any REAL awk
>freaks out there know a solution to this?  

In the REAL awk on my machine , just test  FNR == 1  (Line number in
the current file). But as has been mentioned before, this will not
become available until the next release of SVR3.  Or of course you
could parse through the file list yourself by using ARGV[].
This probably didn't help anyone at all, but its nice to know what to
look forward to in the future.



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Paul Guthrie
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