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Using arrow keys in shell scripts
I recently needed to collect arrow keys (and function keys etc.) in a shell script so that I could run a text graphics-style data entry system (with text entry fields, drop-down list boxes, progress...
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Amended with fix for >9 arguments
I've amended my original svn_wrapper script with a minor fix for handling greater than 9 arguments. Please find attached.

Best regards,
Mark Bannister.
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Subversion and the GNOME Keyring
The reason I'm posting this message is because I've written a Korn shell script that will be of use to those people who use the Subversion client on Linux or Solaris and would like their passwords to...
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How to write a UNIX man page
I realise that with GNU 'info' a lot of developers become, dare I say it, quite lazy when it comes to providing a well written man page - and some argue they're not needed at all. But I find, in the...
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Posted By cambridge
Ok, understood. Try: sed -e...
Ok, understood. Try:
sed -e 's/>\(<[^:]*:Errort\)/> \1/g' -e 's/\(<\/[^:]*:Errort>\)</\1 </g'Regards,
Mark.
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How about... awk '$1 ~ /^"/ && $1 !~ /"$/...
How about...
awk '$1 ~ /^"/ && $1 !~ /"$/ {next} 1' myfile

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If you have any lines with a double quote...
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I used the BEGIN section to load the contents of...
I used the BEGIN section to load the contents of your file into a string variable, using getline with the filename passed in from the shell via the f variable. I used standard pattern matching...
Forum: Programming 04-21-2011
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But result is a pointer into this_line. ...
But result is a pointer into this_line.
sprintf(result, "%s</field>\n", newtmp);... is already updating this_line. Check the contents of this_line immediately after the above statement, you should...
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Head 3 preserving blank lines ... awk '!$1 ||...
Head 3 preserving blank lines ...
awk '!$1 || d[$1]++ < 3 {print}' <filename> Head 3 losing blank lines ...
awk '$1 && d[$1]++ < 3 {print}' <filename> Tail 3 losing blank lines is a little more...
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