Speaking of the devil; if a string contains an invalid UTF-8 char, substr
gets a really wierd behavior: $ echo | ~/program/9base/awk/awk '{s =
sprintf("asdf%casdf", 195); printf("\"%s\"\n", substr(s, 6, 4)); print s;}'
"" asdfÃasdf
Try changing the second and third arg of substr (set length to
Hello,
I've found the bug in 9base's awk. It seems that printf works incorrectly with
utf-8
strings. The way it counts string lengs is weird:
echo latin кириллица | /usr/local/plan9/bin/awk '{printf("[%20s][%20s]\n", $1,
$2)}'
and the output is:
[ latin][ кириллица]
It seems t
