er the essential parts or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations.

The "new A
WK," or "nawk", comes on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old
AWK in many ways. In particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out
the infamous "bailing out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to d
o. Instead, "nawk" prints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the
bad parts with arrows. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If y
ou find yourself needing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in
AWK, I suggest you either use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PE
RL using the "a2p" conversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous
language, and I use it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these t
utorials. Having made my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience
.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
 work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's er the essential part
s or AWK, and mention the extensions/variations. The "new AWK," or "nawk", comes
on the Sun system, and you may find it superior to the old AWK in many ways. In
particular, it has better diagnostics, and won't print out the infamous "bailin
g out near line ..." message the original AWK is prone to do. Instead, "nawk" pr
ints out the line it didn't understand, and highlights the bad parts with arrows
. GAWK does this as well, and this really helps a lot. If you find yourself need
ing a feature that is very difficult or impossible to do in AWK, I suggest you e
ither use NAWK, or GAWK, or convert your AWK script into PERL using the "a2p" co
nversion program which comes with PERL. PERL is a marvelous language, and I use
it all the time, but I do not plan to cover PERL in these tutorials. Having made
my intention clear, I can continue with a clear conscience.
Many UNIX utilities have strange names. AWK is one of those utilities. It is not
an abbreviation for awkward. In fact, it is an elegant and simple language. The
work "AWK" is derived from the initials of the language's