Juan Zuluaga <[email protected]> writes:
> Hello PSPP people,
> may I ask how to put a line of arbitrary text in the output stream? I'm
> having a bit of trouble with the new line. I realize it may not be a pspp
> problem but a bash feature -- any ideas would be appreciated.
>
> My system: linux, bash, pspp 0.7.7.
>
> I tried the -O init option, also the ECHO command -- nice in that I can put a
> line anywhere, but the preceding ECHO is a minor annoyance.
>
> juan:$ pspp example.sps -O init='String to be written'|head -n 5
> String to be writtenDATA LIST
I guess you want:
blp@blp:~/pspp/master/_build(0)$ src/ui/terminal/pspp test.pspp -O
init='String to be written
'|head -n 5
String to be written
DATA LIST
Reading free-form data from INLINE.
+--------+------+
blp@blp:~/pspp/master/_build(0)$
(Just push Enter in the middle of entering the command.)
--
Ben Pfaff
http://benpfaff.org
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