Bernard Leak wrote:
cat > test.awk <<EOF
BEGIN {
FS="[ \t]+GPG_ERR_";
}
//^#/ { next; }
{
print " { " $1 ", \"GPG_ERR_" $2 "\" },";
}
EOF
Are you sure your syntax here is correct? On my sparc machine which is
running glibc-2.3.5, gcc-3.4.4 and binutils-2.16.1, I get the following
output when running your test:
{ , "GPG_ERR_" },
{ , "GPG_ERR_" },
{ , "GPG_ERR_" },
{ , "GPG_ERR_" },
{ , "GPG_ERR_" },
However, notice this:
root:~# cat test.in | gawk '{print $1}'
7
114
52
9
77
root:~# cat test.in | gawk '{print $2}'
GPG_ERR_E2BIG
GPG_ERR_EALREADY
GPG_ERR_EBADE
GPG_ERR_EBADF
GPG_ERR_EBADFD
It appears from this test that the fields are being recognized correctly.
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JH
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