fixed: compilation failure on recent Linux-es (warn_unused_result attribute of system(3) function in recent glibc). fixed: compilation failures on FreeBSD ("assignment discards qualifiers from pointer target type" warning which is critical with -Werror). fixed: compilation failure with Intel C Compiler Now one can pass arguments to awk program specified with -e option after --, that is like the following runawk -e '<awk program>' -- <extra options for your program> New simple modules: - trim.awk: this modules provides a set of simple functions for trimming spaces from the string. - backslash_in.awk treats backslash symbol at the end of input line as "this line will continue on the next line". $ cat ~/tmp/9.txt Some text here \ and here too. \ This is still the first line. This is the second. And this is third one that\ continues on the next line \ and the next line too. Ok, we finally have four lines of text. $ runawk -f backslash_in.awk -e '{print}' ~/tmp/9.txt Some text here and here too. This is still the first line. This is the second. And this is third one that continues on the next line and the next line too. Ok, we finally have four lines of text. $ - trim_in.awk trims spaces from input lines. - CR_in.awk removes CR symbols from input lines. |
||
---|---|---|
.. | ||
DESCR | ||
distinfo | ||
Makefile | ||
PLIST |