In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Hemond) writes:
>Hi again,
>As you can see, I wasn't able to build the string like this :
>printf FILE "\e%-12345X @PJL JOB NAME = $ARGV[1] \n";
>
>Because between double quotes the @ of @PJL will be interpolated, which
>I don't want.
Just
Steve Hemond wrote:
>
> Hi again,
Bonjour,
> As you know, I am trying to insert a string at the beginning of a file
> without overwriting its contents. Since my file is an HP/GL2 output
> file, I put every hp/gl2 command and stack them into an array. I then
> truncate the file, insert my specifi
Steve Hemond wrote:
>
> As you know, I am trying to insert a string at the beginning of a file
> without overwriting its contents. Since my file is an HP/GL2 output
> file, I put every hp/gl2 command and stack them into an array. I then
> truncate the file, insert my specific string, and then put b
Hi again,
As you know, I am trying to insert a string at the beginning of a file
without overwriting its contents. Since my file is an HP/GL2 output
file, I put every hp/gl2 command and stack them into an array. I then
truncate the file, insert my specific string, and then put back all the
command
