From: Joseph L. Casale jcas...@activenetwerx.com
I have a command I execute:
awk 'BEGIN { ORS= } { print \ $1 \ }' input_file
which gives me exactly what I need, all field one's in quotes on one line
each separated by one space. I now need to print a single quote around all
of this, but the
awk -v q=' ' BEGIN { ORS= ; printf(%s, q) } { print \ $1 \ } END {
printf(%s, q) } '
or
awk ' BEGIN { ORS= ; printf(\x27) } { print \ $1 \ } END {
printf(\x27) } '
Thanks JD!
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I have a command I execute:
awk 'BEGIN { ORS= } { print \ $1 \ }' input_file
which gives me exactly what I need, all field one's in quotes on one line
each separated by one space. I now need to print a single quote around all
of this, but the ORS flag is screwing me up, it's causing every
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