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shell script to sort entries in a file by date and time
Post 302501629 by clx on Friday 4th of March 2011 04:45:36 AM
03-04-2011
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Request ID GMDCOM TIME GMDRRS TIME COM-RRS
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Request ID GMDCOMTM GMDRRSTIME GMDRESTIME
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xlator_call(8) System Manager's Manual xlator_call(8) Name xlator_call - shell script to invoke PostScript translators Syntax xlator_call datatype orientation pagesize width length indent Description This Bourne shell script can be called by the line printer daemon to invoke the appropriate translator to convert each data type to Post- Script. The data type passed by may be specified by using the command with the -Ddatatype option, or by using the Da=datatype capability in the file. For a file in a data syntax to be translated to PostScript, the script must contain a case branch which recognizes the data type string and calls a suitable filter. The supplied recognizes the ANSI, ASCII, ReGIS and Tektronix 4014 data types. Arguments datatype The valid data types are: or any other for which a translator has been installed. orientation The valid orientations are: portrait or landscape. pagesize The valid page sizes are: or width The width (in characters) of the page. length The length (in lines) of the page. indent The amount (in spaces) the output is to be indented. All the valid arguments are described in detail by the reference page. Examples An example shell script is shown below: case $datatype in ansi) exec ansi_ps -F $pagesize -O $orientation -e "$@";; ascii) echo "( 04) cvn {} def" exec ln03rof -w$width -l$length -i$indent;; postscript) exec cat;; tek4014) exec tek4014_ps -F $pagesize -O $orientation;; regis) exec regis_ps -F $pagesize -O $orientation;; *) echo "$0: Translator for data type $datatype not installed" >&2 esac When the shell script is called, the path searched is: /usr/local/lib/lpdfilters:/usr/ucb:/bin:/usr/bin: /usr/lib:/usr/lib/lpdfilters Files The script See Also lno3rof(8), printcap(5), ansi_ps(8), lpd(8) xlator_call(8)