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Top Forums Programming Open Source Splitting files using awk and reading filename value from input data Post 302976365 by rbatte1 on Tuesday 28th of June 2016 04:36:56 PM
Old 06-28-2016
That give me food for thought. I'm not the best at awk by a long way, so I will see what I can do.


Thanks,
Robin
 

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FFRENZY(6)							   Games Manual 							FFRENZY(6)

NAME
ffrenzy - multiplayer platform game with dwarfs fighting with/for food SYNOPSIS
ffrenzy [OPTIONS] DESCRIPTION
ffrenzy is the main program that starts the Feeding Frenzy! game. Feeding Frenzy! is a distributed network game for two to eight players. One instance needs to act as server for syncing player names and the levels. During the game dwarfs need to collect food as fast as possible to bring it back to their mushrooms to live. When a dwarfs leaves his home without providing it with food for too long, (s)he dies from hunger. The collected food can also be thrown at other dwarfs, making them unconscious when hit. When a power-up is picked up, thrown food will have special powers! OPTIONS
-C configfile Use an alternate configuration file. -c server Connect to network server server. -d debugmask Use the give debug mask which consists of a summation of the following binary flags: Graphics: 0x1 Model: 0x2 Network: 0x4 Local I/O: 0x8 Main: 0x10 Communication: 0x20 -f Play full screen. -i inputfile Use input from the input file. -l levelname Select the level file. -m Turn on the music. -o outputfile Put all events in the output file. -p players Number of players on the local machine. -q Turn off the sound effect (be quiet). -s nrplayers Start network server for a given number of players. FILES
~/.ffrenzy/config.xml SEE ALSO
ffrenzy-menu(1) AUTHORS
Feeding Frenzy! was written by OGO 2.3 group 6 which consists of the following people: Bas Kloet <bas@luon.net>, Chistian Luijten <chris- tian@luon.net>, Emiel Neggers <emiel@luon.net>, Bram Senders <bram@luon.net>, Sjoerd Simons <sjoerd@luon.net>, Paul van Tilburg <paul@luon.net This man page was written by Paul van Tilburg <paul@luon.net>. June 2007 FFRENZY(6)
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