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Cygwin Bash
1 comment Created about 1 month ago by lysol

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$ z awk: cmd. line:41: case[$1] = nocase[$1] = f awk: cmd. line:41: ^ syntax error awk: cmd. line:43: if( $1 !~ a[i] ) delete case[$1] awk: cmd. line:43: ^ syntax error awk: cmd. line:46: if( case[$1] > oldf ) { awk: cmd. line:46: ^ syntax error awk: cmd. line:48: oldf = case[$1] awk: cmd. line:48: ^ syntax error awk: cmd. line:49: } else if( nocase[$1] > noldf ) { awk: cmd. line:49: ^ syntax error awk: cmd. line:56: output(case, cx, common(case, a, 0)) awk: cmd. line:56: ^ syntax error awk: cmd. line:56: output(case, cx, common(case, a, 0)) awk: cmd. line:56: ^ syntax error mv: cannot stat `/cygdrive/c/Users/darnold/.z.tmp': No such file or directory Got this when I tried running z in Cygwin. My ~ is /cygdrive/c/Users/darnold/, z.sh is located in ~/bin, and is in PATH
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$ z awk: cmd. line:41: case[$1] = nocase[$1] = f
awk: cmd. line:41: ^ syntax error
awk: cmd. line:43: if( $1 !~ a[i] ) delete case[$1]
awk: cmd. line:43: ^ syntax error
awk: cmd. line:46: if( case[$1] > oldf ) {
awk: cmd. line:46: ^ syntax error
awk: cmd. line:48: oldf = case[$1]
awk: cmd. line:48: ^ syntax error
awk: cmd. line:49: } else if( nocase[$1] > noldf ) {
awk: cmd. line:49: ^ syntax error
awk: cmd. line:56: output(case, cx, common(case, a, 0))
awk: cmd. line:56: ^ syntax error
awk: cmd. line:56: output(case, cx, common(case, a, 0))
awk: cmd. line:56: ^ syntax error
mv: cannot stat `/cygdrive/c/Users/darnold/.z.tmp': No such file or directory

Got this when I tried running z in Cygwin. My ~ is /cygdrive/c/Users/darnold/, z.sh is located in ~/bin, and is in PATH

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rupa Tue Oct 13 16:44:41 -0700 2009 | link

rename the case array to wcase, as gawk can be compiled with support for
switch/case, in which event case is a reserved word, and causes errors.
Closed by 0904fc4.

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rename the case array to wcase, as gawk can be compiled with support for switch/case, in which event case is a reserved word, and causes errors. Closed by 0904fc4c04ebaf26b63cb392957eaeeabc742a5d.
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Calling z by itself causes an error
3 comments Created 4 months ago by adambair

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On my system (OS X 10.5.7) calling z without arguments results in the errors below. Everything else seems to work as expected. → z awk: syntax error at source line 36 context is print $0 >> FILENAME >>> ".tmp" <<< awk: illegal statement at source line 37 awk: illegal statement at source line 37 mv: rename /Users/adam/.z.tmp to /Users/adam/.z: No such file or directory
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On my system (OS X 10.5.7) calling z without arguments results in the errors below. Everything else seems to work as expected.
```
    → z
    awk: syntax error at source line 36
     context is
    print $0 >> FILENAME >>>  ".tmp" <<< 
    awk: illegal statement at source line 37
    awk: illegal statement at source line 37
    mv: rename /Users/adam/.z.tmp to /Users/adam/.z: No such file or directory
```
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rupa Thu Jul 02 08:22:46 -0700 2009 | link

Thanks, it looks like some versions of awk don't like the FILENAME variable. I'll look at this on a mac and try to fix. I'm surprised that other stuff still works, cause this looks like it would zero out your datafile.

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Thanks, it looks like some versions of awk don't like the FILENAME variable. I'll look at this on a mac and try to fix. I'm surprised that other stuff still works, cause this looks like it would zero out your datafile.
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adambair Thu Jul 02 08:48:48 -0700 2009 | link

Hrm, I think you're right... it worked for a while until I ran it without the arguments -- then it looks like it did zero out my data file :)

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Hrm, I think you're right... it worked for a while until I ran it without the arguments -- then it looks like it did zero out my data file :)
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rupa Thu Jul 02 09:19:31 -0700 2009 | link

pass tmpfile name to awk in a variable. BSD awk (which OSX appears to use) doesn't like to redirect to concatenated filenames, and FILENAME is not available in the BEGIN clause, which is where i'd like to concatenate it, so this seemed the best approach. Closed by eacb0e8

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pass tmpfile name to awk in a variable. BSD awk (which OSX appears to use) doesn't like to redirect to concatenated filenames, and FILENAME is not available in the BEGIN clause, which is where i'd like to concatenate it, so this seemed the best approach. Closed by eacb0e8cd3805c8a37b721e9727696dbac2d3620
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