newline - awk won't print new line characters -


I am using the code below to replace the existing code so that I can get more and more cases with a simple command Can add

  ancho 'ajek' {if ("# $ 1") = "\" "$ 0" \ n "} and {print $ 0"}} 'Tf.a  

Note that the first print "pref" is "$ 1" '= 0 \ n " so it is referring to the variable $ 1 In your environment, no awk .

Command ./tfb.a "c" should be replaced with code:

< Pre BEGIN {# append1} ...

to:

  BEGIN {prefc = 0 # append1} ...  

Does anyone know why this is?

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If you take awk out of the equation, then you can see what's happening:

  # Use a small test file Which is an awk script $ cat xxx hello there $ echo `cat xxx` hello is e $ echo" cat xxx` "hello there $ echo" $ (cat xxx) "hello there $  
< P> The backtick operator quickly expands the output in the shell "words". You can play with the $ IFS variable in the shell (yoke), or you can only use double-quotation.

If you are running a modern sh (like ksh or bash , not "Classic" Born Sh ), you can also use the $ () syntax (easy to find mail start / end seameters).


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