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small question regarding substr()
Hello..
I am doing some awk-ing and among all I use substr inside it.. I have: ....substr($0,60,37) meaning as U all know take from 37 char. from point 60.. can I put it like this substr($0,60,end of line) meaning take it from point 60 and take all characketrs in that line until line is over.. stupit q?? but is there good answer on it?? )))cheers, |
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