i was having some trouble with stats reporting higher
ethernet throughput when my connection to the cpu
server was getting busy. here's a little experiment that
works around the problem by reducing the sleep time
by the time it takes to make the samples. as a secondary
connection, if the sampling
For my company, I generate contracts using troff on Plan 9. The
contracts all contain my digital signature - that is, a postscript
image of my signature - like so:
.BP /usr/a/Pictures/sigs/signature.ps .5 "" "" "" l
I generate postscript for these documents like so:
troff -mm -mpictures foo.mm |
The documents in /sys/doc does not contain many EPS
pictures, but you can look at /sys/doc/8½/8½.ms Here
is an example of what I used in my submission to
IWP9'09 (I am using the ms macros):
.KF
.sp
.BP figures/lyxlinux.eps 4.0
.EP
.DS C
Figure 1: Screenshot of LyX running under Linux.
.DE
.sp
.KE
> awk '{$1="";print}'
> should do what you want, provided that you don't care about leading spaces.
really, it works, I have still much to learn, thank you,
Peter, aka ++pac
I think
awk '{$1="";print}'
should do what you want, provided that you don't care about leading spaces.
2009/11/19 Peter A. Cejchan :
> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Russ Cox wrote:
>> awk '{print substr($0, 1+length($1)+1)}'
>>
>
> Big thank you, Russ, however, wouldn't it be smarter if we ha
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Russ Cox wrote:
> awk '{print substr($0, 1+length($1)+1)}'
>
Big thank you, Russ, however, wouldn't it be smarter if we had some
kind of 'not' operator here...? Sometimes, especially when you write
the script by hand it is easier to delete few fields than to
expli
> is there any good place where I could read how to embed some pictures into a
> troff document?
mpictures(6)
Hello,
is there any good place where I could read how to embed some pictures into a
troff document?
Preferably a way that works in plan9, too...
I can't find much about it anywhere.
What do you use?
Thanks
Ruda
awk '{print substr($0, 1+length($1)+1)}'
Hi,
is there any way to print out, e.g. , $2 $3 $4 $LAST,
i.e., just omitting $1 ?
I was advised to use 'cut' , but, according to plan9 wiki I should use
'awk' for 'cut'...
Thanks,
++pac.
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