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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Extract match cases Post 302608433 by mhs on Saturday 17th of March 2012 01:34:35 PM
Old 03-17-2012
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Originally Posted by bartus11
I learned AWK from different tutorial in my native language Smilie. But you can be safe about the link I gave you. It has everything you need to start learning AWK and it is written in a very simple and explanatory way. After you go through this manual, you should be able to understand the code I gave you for your problem Smilie.

thx man but can you tell me a bit about
'/@/{m=$0;p=0}/ and
/{p++}
it was interesting for me !

 

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Date::Calc::PP(3)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					 Date::Calc::PP(3)

NAME
Date::Calc::PP - pure-Perl plug-in for Date::Calc SYNOPSIS
You never use this module directly. Use Date::Calc(3) instead! DESCRIPTION
You never use this module directly. Use Date::Calc(3) instead! SEE ALSO
Date::Calc(3), Date::Calc::XS(3). VERSION
This man page documents "Date::Calc::PP" version 6.3. AUTHOR
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