On 10/28/2009 6:13 AM, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
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> Charles Calvert wrote:
>> Since we're engaging in a little friendly pedantry...
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> :-)
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>> On 10/27/2009 6:30 AM, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
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>> [attributions added back in]
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> This utterly abysmal mail client, which my employer insists I use, me
Charles Calvert wrote:
> Since we're engaging in a little friendly pedantry...
:-)
> On 10/27/2009 6:30 AM, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
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> [attributions added back in]
This utterly abysmal mail client, which my employer insists I use, messes
them up horrendously; sorry about that.
>> On 10/23/20
Since we're engaging in a little friendly pedantry...
On 10/27/2009 6:30 AM, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
[attributions added back in]
> On 10/23/2009 10:56 AM, Charles Calvert wrote:
>> On 10/23/2009 10:31 AM, bradda...@comcast.net wrote:
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>>> I can't seem to get awk to work.
>>> Here is the comman
>> I can't seem to get awk to work.
>> Here is the command line I'm trying to use:
>>
>> svn ls -R | awk "print $1"
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> Try:
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>svn ls -R | awk "{print $1}"
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> The default rule must be enclosed in braces.
Actually, this is not strictly so; while your suggested remedy
is correct in
On 10/23/2009 10:31 AM, bradda...@comcast.net wrote:
> I can't seem to get awk to work. Here is the command line I'm trying to use:
>
> svn ls -R | awk "print $1"
Try:
svn ls -R | awk "{print $1}"
The default rule must be enclosed in braces.
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> I'm using cmd.exe on Vista.
The quoting syntax of cmd.exe is not like that of Unix shells.
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I can't seem to get awk to work. Here is the command line I'm trying to use:
svn ls -R | awk "print $1"
(This is just a basic example, so ignore the fact that the awk part isn't
necessary to get the output.) Here is the error I get:
awk: print $1
awk: ^ syntax error
errcount: 1
svn: Write
