[ts-7000] Re: AWK not acting per book

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Subject:	[ts-7000] Re: AWK not acting per book
From:	"amalgamatedsystems" <>
Date:	Fri, 22 Jul 2005 05:57:03 -0000

Chuck, AWK on the TS-7200 is the "busybox" AWK and it does not 
implement all of the AWK functions you would expect.  For example it 
does not take any notice of the -F (field seperater) command line 
argument.  This caused me some problems.  Not much help in solving your 
problem, but could well be related. BE WARNED! :-)
Regrads,
Clive

Chuck <> wrote:
> awk '{print $1}' t1 
>   acts as if I said print $0
> but then so does $2 or $3 or......
> Is awk on a TS7000 different than anywhere else?
> 
> Tks

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