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Re: Emulating |
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Mon, 11 Apr 2011 15:39:03 +0000 (UTC) |
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Aharon Robbins <arnold <at> skeeve.com> writes:
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> In article <mailman.10.1302284316.18905.bug-gnu-utils <at> gnu.org> :
> >Is there an idiom or convention for emulating an include statement, wherein
> >outside library code is brought into a gawk program?
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> The only standard mechanism is the use of multiple -f options on
> the command line.
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<SNIP>
Thanks for the answers.
> But it sounds like you will be happier if you just move to perl or some
> other language.
I would prefer to use gawk whenever I have gawk-ish data,
so this is a great help.