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Hi All,
My 1.txt contains some functions fun1() .... .... fun2() .... .... I can call these fun from 2.txt inside awk as below value="`fun1 "argument1"`" awk 'BEGIN {printf ("%s", "'"$value"'")}' I need to modify the above code so that without using the variable to store function return value, i can directly call the function inside the awk statement and print then and there. Is this possible?? Can some one help me with this Thanks in advance JS |
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