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Getting line numbers and jump in to
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technosaurus
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FNR is basically the line number. The trick to printing all fields after $1 is to set $1 to "" and print $0 (or you can loop from 2 to NF). This technique is similar in bash/sh to using while read LINE; do set $LINE; shift; echo $@.... _________________ Check out my github repositories. I may eventually get around to updating my blogspot. |
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