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050 00 $aQA76.73.A95$bR63 2001
100 1 $aRobbins, Arnold.
245 10 $aEffective awk programming /$cArnold Robbins.
250 $a3rd ed.
260 $aBeijing ;$aSebastopol, CA :$bO'Reilly,$c2001.
300 $axxiv, 421 p. ;$c24 cm.
500 $aIncludes indexes.
505 0 $aThe awk Language and gawk -- Getting Started with awk -- How to Run awk Programs -- Datafiles for the Examples -- An Example with Two Rules -- A More Complex Example -- awk Statements Versus Lines -- Other Features of AWK -- When to Use AWK -- Regular Expressions -- How to Use Regular Expressions -- Escape Sequences -- Regular Expression Operators -- Using Character Lists -- gawk-Specific Regexp Operators -- Case Sensitivity in Matching -- How Much Text Matches? -- Using Dynamic Regexps -- Reading Input Files -- How Input Is Split into Records -- Examining Fields -- Non-constant Field Numbers -- Changing the Contents of a Field -- Specifying How Fields Are Separated -- Reading Fixed-Width Data -- Multiple-Line Records -- Explicit Input with getline -- Printing Output -- The print Statement -- Examples of print Statements -- Output Separators -- Controlling Numeric Output with print -- Using printf Statements for Fancier Printing -- Redirecting Output of print and printf -- Special Filenames in gawk -- Closing Input and Output Redirections -- Expressions -- Constant Expressions -- Using Regular Expression Constants -- Variables -- Conversion of Strings and Numbers -- Arithmetic Operators -- String Concatenation -- Assignment Expressions -- Increment and Decrement Operators -- True and False in awk -- Variable Typing and Comparison Expressions -- Boolean Expressions -- Conditional Expressions -- Function Calls -- Operator Precedence (How Operators Nest) -- Patterns, Actions, and Variables -- Pattern Elements -- Using Shell Variables in Programs -- Actions -- Control Statements in Actions -- Built-in Variables -- Arrays in AWK -- Introduction to Arrays -- Referring to an Array Element -- Assigning Array Elements -- Basic Array Example -- Scanning All Elements of an Array -- The delete Statement -- Using Numbers to Subscript Arrays -- Using Uninitialized Variables as Subscripts -- Multidimensional Arrays -- Scanning Multidimensional Arrays -- Sorting Array Values and Indices with gawk -- Functions -- Built-in Functions -- User-Defined Functions -- Internationalization with GAWK -- Internationalization and Localization -- GNU gettext -- Internationalizing awk Programs -- Translating AWK Programs -- A Simple Internationalization Example -- GAWK Can Speak Your Language -- Advanced Features of gawk -- Allowing Nondecimal Input Data -- Two-Way Communications with Another Process -- Using gawk for Network Programming -- Using gawk with BSD Portals -- Profiling Your AWK Programs -- Running awk and GAWK -- Invoking AWK -- Command-Line Options -- Other Command-Line Arguments -- The AWKPATH Environment Variable -- Obsolete Options and/or Features -- Known Bugs in GAWK -- Using awk and GAWK -- A Library of awk Functions -- Naming Library Function Global Variables -- General Programming -- Datafile Management -- Processing Command-Line Options -- Reading the User Database -- Reading the Group Database -- Practical awk Programs -- Running the Example Programs -- Reinventing Wheels for Fun and Profit -- A Grab Bag of awk Programs -- Internetworking with GAWK -- Networking with GAWK -- Some Applications and Techniques -- Related Links -- The Evolution of the AWK Language -- Installing GAWK -- Implementation Notes.
650 0 $aAWK (Computer program language)
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