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Hello, Gerald; 27 Nov 02 19:45, Gerald Miller wrote to Robert Bull: RB>> alias, but then, 4DOS is something special. GM> It was certainly money well spent, at the time (about ten years or With Microsoft apparently attempting to eliminate the CLI, I may have to get another copy... GM> I would request that you provide the publication info on the O'Reilly GM> book. GM> I might give the info to Santa Claus as a stocking stuffer... ;)) I only have the first edition, which is out of print. However, there is a scond edition, and this is a Good Thing as I'm told it has a great number of corrections and some improvements. Details from O'Reilly's Web site (which is http://www.ora.com) are: sed & awk, 2nd Edition by Dale Dougherty and Arnold Robbins 2nd edition, March 1997 ISBN: 1-56592-225-5 US$34.95 Robbins has also written a sed & awk Pocket Reference, but I haven't seen that. My feeling was that the first edition's AWK section wasn't much more than a warmed-over version of the official manual, "The AWK Programming Language," by Aho, Kernighan, and Weinberger in person(s), Addison-Wesley, 1988, ISBN: 0-201-07981-X. However, Dougherty (then the sole author) did write the only intelligible manual on SED that I've seen, despite valiant efforts by Mike Arst. Check out The seder's grab bag http://spazioweb.inwind.it/seders/ for a file called U-SEDIT.ZIP, but I haven't checked that link lately and it has been known to move. GM> Since you are sufficiently buttered up, I'll "pick" your mind some GM> more. :) :-)) GM> and Squish ignores it. The one exception to my using SendMsg is that GM> I use MsgPost/2 Version 2.0, Oct 2000 - (C) 1992 by CodeLand Australia GM> and "touched up" by Tobias Ernst. MsgPost will store messages / GM> reports in Squish format... I think MsgPost will also now do JAM, but that's irrelevant to me. Sendmsg can post either *.MSG or Squish; I just chose *.msg to allow easy automatic deletion of old reports. GM>>> your NDOS, see if it will support the "/q" switch - eliminate RB>> I'll have to dig out the manual! Thanks for the tip. GM> Or maybe copy to a temp file on a RAM disk... :) I don't really have enough RAM here - DV on with 4Mb RAM - but it's a good idea... BTW, at work, where I no longer have 4DOS, I use a command-line enhancer called TODDY. For command-line enhancement, it offers as much of 4DOS as I need ATM. GM> I want to try to delete those same four lines /_BEFORE_/ it gets typed GM> to the FD.LOG file.... I don't really understand that bit; could you used "find /v" or another AWK script? GM> Look like you are a "true fan and" user of the file releases of the GM> BatPower BFDS file echo and particularly, Horst Schaeffer utilities. Correct :-) GM> :) He is truly phenomenally gifted to develop some of these priceless Yes, indeed, and very generous with them. GM> The next line is giving me some trouble.... GM> === Cut === GM> :: NEXT LINE WRAPPED GM> logecho fgrep -xs "$D $N" wimm.log | lmod [] ["|"] mawk -f GM> wimmxtrc.awk [">>"] wimm.rpt >> wimmtemp.bat GM> === Cut === GM> particularly, the LISTMOD [] ["|"] section.... I think there is GM> something about it that 4dos doesn't like. I'll have to dig a little GM> deeper and use 4dos debug.... No, I think it's because LMOD handles tokens considerably differently from the earlier LISTMOD. If you're still using LISTMOD, I _think_ the following works; :: NEXT LINE WRAPPED logecho fgrep -xs "$D $N" wimm.log | listmod $0 $! mawk -f wimmxtrc.awk $)$) wimm.rpt >> wimmtemp.bat It's true I rarely go back to working batch files and update them with new versions of utilities, but I'd recomment you get a copy of LMOD as it's much more advanced than LISTMOD, wonderful though that is (and it's the one that really got me fascinated with Horst's utilities). RB>> Mike Brennan's MAWK, MAWK122X.ZIP. GNU AWK (GAWK) is the GM> I think my version is by Mike and is Version 1.2 - Last change: Dec 22 GM> 1994. 1.22 appears to be 1996. Regards, Robert. --- GoldED 3.00.Beta2+* Origin: The Luminous Void (2:250/501.4) SEEN-BY: 24/903 106/2000 120/544 123/500 132/500 140/1 250/501 400/300 SEEN-BY: 633/104 260 262 267 270 285 640/954 770/215 771/4020 774/605 SEEN-BY: 2432/200 @PATH: 250/501 140/1 106/2000 123/500 774/605 633/260 285 267 |
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