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HPR2610: Gnu Awk - Part 12

 
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Gnu Awk - Part 12

Introduction

This is the twelfth episode of the “Learning Awk” series which is being produced by b-yeezi and myself.

In this episode I want to continue with the subject I started in episode 10, an advanced-level look at arrays in Awk. This episode covers patsplit which can split a string into an array, the built-in array PROCINFO which can be used to control how awk sorts arrays, as well as asort and asorti, built-in functions for sorting arrays.

In case it might be of interest I have also included a section describing a recent use I made of awk to solve a problem.

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Gnu Awk - Part 12

Introduction

This is the twelfth episode of the “Learning Awk” series which is being produced by b-yeezi and myself.

In this episode I want to continue with the subject I started in episode 10, an advanced-level look at arrays in Awk. This episode covers patsplit which can split a string into an array, the built-in array PROCINFO which can be used to control how awk sorts arrays, as well as asort and asorti, built-in functions for sorting arrays.

In case it might be of interest I have also included a section describing a recent use I made of awk to solve a problem.

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