08-10-2009
There is just one more problem:
Every input file is not to be read completely - only up to the position of the appearance of a certain string. Once this string is read, awk should stop processing the current file and start on the next one, until all input-files are processed.
My idea was something like this:
if ($1=="exit_string)
"go to the next input_file"
If all input files are read, exit.
My problem is, that I don't know how I could realize the "go to the next input_file" command. If I would just use the exit command, instead of the "go to next file", awk would quit after reading the first input file.
Does anybody have an idea?
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