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Hello, Gerald;
01 Dec 02 18:30, Gerald Miller wrote to Robert Bull:
GM> BTW, did you know that Horst has a version 2.2 available? There is a
GM> new token: "$+" for a new line; which makes this:
GM> C:\Util\logecho $+-+- MPost/386 v2.0a-stable >> C:\Fd\Sq\WIMM.RPT
No, I hadn't spotted that. Thanks for pointing it out. I had the archive,
but must have forgotten to decant it, and was still using 2.0. BTW, the
latest of Horst's HORSTnn.ZIP series of archives has been renamed
PBATS32.ZIP for consistency with the German version. There's no difference
in functionality compared to HORST32.ZIP.
GM> Would you please show me what a WIMMTEMP.BAT should look like just
GM> before it is called?
Today's, bearing in mind that it uses the date, looks like this;
======================[ BEGIN QUOTE ]======================
fgrep -xs "08 Dec" wimm.log | mawk -f wimmxtrc.awk >> wimm.rpt
=======================[ END QUOTE ]=======================
BTW, remember that I used the same name WIMMTEMP.BAT successively for two
different things. This is the first call, which was the problem one. The
second one is trivial. Also, the version I posted last time using LISTMOD
should generate the same thing. At least, it seems to work here, and saves
you downloading LMOD (though in the long term I recommend you upgrade from
LISTMOD to LMOD; it's more powerful)
Come to think of it, I could have avoided the "fgrep" bit by using
something like
"logecho $D $N" | getline date
in the AWK script, but I didn't think of that at the time. Probably I
didn't know about "getline" back then.
Regards,
Robert.
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