11-17-2012
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Originally Posted by
gergo235
and how should I continue? coz it gives back only the first line.
That is for you to specify. How wide should the lines be?
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Originally Posted by
gergo235
I havent heard about awk yet, here the in.txt is the file which contain the datas or it will be the one which gets the new datas?
Can I use it with a .sh file? Is it ok if I just put this code right under #/bin/sh ?
And what parameter do I need to give when I'd like to run it? The file which contains the datas or the one which will contain and where should I give the value of line max?
Sorry for these questions I'm a noob.
1. the file that contains the data.
2. You could do that..
3. Yes
4. None
5. You cannot set the value of LINE_MAX
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datas(3U) InterViews Reference Manual datas(3U)
NAME
ColorData, GSData, MobilityData, MoveData, VoidData - Data subclasses for storing common undo information
SYNOPSIS
#include <Unidraw/Commands/datas.h>
DESCRIPTION
The Unidraw library predefines several Data subclasses for storing common undo information: ColorData stores two PSColors (usually repre-
senting foreground and background colors), while GSData stores a complete set of graphics state in a FullGraphic object. MobilityData
stores the mobility and graphics state information needed to undo a change in mobility. MoveData stores a horizontal and vertical distance.
VoidData stores a void pointer as a useful alternative to deriving trivially from Data just to store one word of information.
COLORDATA PUBLIC OPERATIONS
ColorData(PSColor*, PSColor*)
Create a ColorData instance, supplying the PSColor objects it stores.
GSDATA PUBLIC OPERATIONS
GSData(Graphic*)
Create a GSData instance, supplying the Graphic object from which to copy a complete set of graphics state. The GSData constructor
copies this information into its _gs member, from whence it can be retrieved later.
MOBILITYDATA PUBLIC OPERATIONS
MobilityData(Mobility, Graphic*)
Create a MobilityData instance, supplying the mobility and a Graphic object from which to copy a complete set of graphics state.
The MobilityData constructor copies the graphic into its _gs member, from whence it can be retrieved later.
MOVEDATA PUBLIC OPERATIONS
MoveData(float, float)
Create a MoveData instance, supplying two floating point numbers that normally represent horizontal and vertical movement.
VOIDDATA PUBLIC OPERATIONS
VoidData(void*)
Create a VoidData instance, supplying a pointer to an object of unknown type.
SEE ALSO
Data(3U), Graphic(3U), globals(3U)
Unidraw 24 January 1991 datas(3U)