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From: root@conexch.UUCP (Larry Dighera)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Supressing new-lines in awk output
Keywords: awk
Message-ID: <21638@conexch.UUCP>
Date: 3 Feb 89 06:35:38 GMT
Organization: The Consultants' Exchange, Orange County, CA
Lines: 29

Is there a way to supress the newline at the end of awk's print output?

Given:

	awk '{print $1}' filename

Where filename contains:

	field1.1 field1.2
	field2.1 field2.2
	field3.1 field3.2

awk will print the first field of each record on a seperate line:

	field1.1
	field2.1
	field3.1

Is there a way to cause each "$1" to be printed with a space delimiter instead,
such that the output would look like:

	field1.1 field2.1 field3.1


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