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\unnumbchapentry {Preface}{1} \unnumbsecentry{History of \code {awk} and \code {gawk}}{1} \unnumbchapentry {GNU General Public License}{3} \unnumbsecentry{Preamble}{3} \unnumbsecentry{TERMS AND CONDITIONS}{4} \unnumbsecentry{Appendix: Using These Terms in New Programs}{7} \chapentry {Using This Manual}{1}{9} \secentry {Data Files for the Examples}{1}{1}{9} \chapentry {Getting Started With \code {awk}}{2}{11} \secentry {A Very Simple Example}{2}{1}{11} \secentry {An Example with Two Rules}{2}{2}{12} \secentry {A More Complex Example}{2}{3}{13} \secentry {How to Run \code {awk} Programs}{2}{4}{14} \subsecentry {One-shot Throw-away \code {awk} Programs}{2}{4}{1}{15} \subsecentry {Running \code {awk} without Input Files}{2}{4}{2}{15} \subsecentry {Running Long Programs}{2}{4}{3}{16} \subsecentry {Executable \code {awk} Programs}{2}{4}{4}{17} \secentry {Comments in \code {awk} Programs}{2}{5}{18} \secentry {\code {awk} Statements versus Lines}{2}{6}{18} \secentry {When to Use \code {awk}}{2}{7}{19} \chapentry {Reading Input Files}{3}{21} \secentry {How Input is Split into Records}{3}{1}{21} \secentry {Examining Fields}{3}{2}{22} \secentry {Non-constant Field Numbers}{3}{3}{24} \secentry {Changing the Contents of a Field}{3}{4}{24} \secentry {Specifying How Fields Are Separated}{3}{5}{26} \secentry {Multiple-Line Records}{3}{6}{29} \secentry {Explicit Input with \code {getline}}{3}{7}{30} \secentry {Closing Input Files and Pipes}{3}{8}{34} \chapentry {Printing Output}{4}{37} \secentry {The \code {print} Statement}{4}{1}{37} \secentry {Examples of \code {print} Statements}{4}{2}{38} \secentry {Output Separators}{4}{3}{39} \secentry {Using \code {printf} Statements For Fancier Printing}{4}{4}{40} \subsecentry {Introduction to the \code {printf} Statement}{4}{4}{1}{40} \subsecentry {Format-Control Letters}{4}{4}{2}{41} \subsecentry {Modifiers for \code {printf} Formats}{4}{4}{3}{42} \subsecentry {Examples of Using \code {printf}}{4}{4}{4}{42} \secentry {Redirecting Output of \code {print} and \code {printf}}{4}{5}{44} \subsecentry {Redirecting Output to Files and Pipes}{4}{5}{1}{44} \subsecentry {Closing Output Files and Pipes}{4}{5}{2}{45} \secentry {Standard I/O Streams}{4}{6}{47} \chapentry {Useful ``One-liners''}{5}{49} \chapentry {Patterns}{6}{51} \secentry {Kinds of Patterns}{6}{1}{51} \secentry {The Empty Pattern}{6}{2}{51} \secentry {Regular Expressions as Patterns}{6}{3}{51} \subsecentry {How to Use Regular Expressions}{6}{3}{1}{52} \subsecentry {Regular Expression Operators}{6}{3}{2}{53} \subsecentry {Case-sensitivity in Matching}{6}{3}{3}{55} \secentry {Comparison Expressions as Patterns}{6}{4}{56} \secentry {Boolean Operators and Patterns}{6}{5}{57} \secentry {Expressions as Patterns}{6}{6}{58} \secentry {Specifying Record Ranges With Patterns}{6}{7}{59} \secentry {\code {BEGIN} and \code {END} Special Patterns}{6}{8}{59} \chapentry {Actions: Overview}{7}{61} \chapentry {Actions: Expressions}{8}{63} \secentry {Constant Expressions}{8}{1}{63} \secentry {Variables}{8}{2}{65} \subsecentry {Assigning Variables on the Command Line}{8}{2}{1}{65} \secentry {Arithmetic Operators}{8}{3}{66} \secentry {String Concatenation}{8}{4}{67} \secentry {Comparison Expressions}{8}{5}{68} \secentry {Boolean Expressions}{8}{6}{69} \secentry {Assignment Expressions}{8}{7}{70} \secentry {Increment Operators}{8}{8}{72} \secentry {Conversion of Strings and Numbers}{8}{9}{73} \secentry {Conditional Expressions}{8}{10}{74} \secentry {Function Calls}{8}{11}{75} \secentry {Operator Precedence: How Operators Nest}{8}{12}{76} \chapentry {Actions: Control Statements}{9}{79} \secentry {The \code {if} Statement}{9}{1}{79} \secentry {The \code {while} Statement}{9}{2}{80} \secentry {The \code {do}-\code {while} Statement}{9}{3}{81} \secentry {The \code {for} Statement}{9}{4}{82} \secentry {The \code {break} Statement}{9}{5}{83} \secentry {The \code {continue} Statement}{9}{6}{84} \secentry {The \code {next} Statement}{9}{7}{86} \secentry {The \code {exit} Statement}{9}{8}{86} \chapentry {Arrays in \code {awk}}{10}{89} \secentry {Introduction to Arrays}{10}{1}{89} \secentry {Referring to an Array Element}{10}{2}{91} \secentry {Assigning Array Elements}{10}{3}{92} \secentry {Basic Example of an Array}{10}{4}{92} \secentry {Scanning All Elements of an Array}{10}{5}{93} \secentry {The \code {delete} Statement}{10}{6}{94} \secentry {Multi-dimensional Arrays}{10}{7}{95} \secentry {Scanning Multi-dimensional Arrays}{10}{8}{97} \chapentry {Built-in Functions}{11}{99} \secentry {Calling Built-in Functions}{11}{1}{99} \secentry {Numeric Built-in Functions}{11}{2}{99} \secentry {Built-in Functions for String Manipulation}{11}{3}{101} \secentry {Built-in Functions For Input/Output}{11}{4}{104} \chapentry {User-defined Functions}{12}{105} \secentry {Syntax of Function Definitions}{12}{1}{105} \secentry {Function Definition Example}{12}{2}{106} \secentry {Calling User-defined Functions}{12}{3}{107} \secentry {The \code {return} Statement}{12}{4}{109} \chapentry {Built-in Variables}{13}{111} \secentry {Built-in Variables That Control \code {awk}}{13}{1}{111} \secentry {Built-in Variables That Convey Information to You}{13}{2}{112} \chapentry {Invocation of \code {awk}}{14}{115} \secentry {Command Line Options}{14}{1}{115} \secentry {Other Command Line Arguments}{14}{2}{116} \secentry {The \code {AWKPATH} Environment Variable}{14}{3}{117} \chapentry {The Evolution of the \code {awk} Language}{15}{119} \secentry {Major Changes Between V7 and S5R3.1}{15}{1}{119} \secentry {Minor Changes between S5R3.1 and S5R4}{15}{2}{120} \secentry {Extensions In \code {gawk} Not In S5R4}{15}{3}{120} \chapentry {\code {gawk} Summary}{Appendix \char65}{123} \secentry {Command Line Options Summary}{\char65}{1}{123} \secentry {Language Summary}{\char65}{2}{124} \secentry {Variables and Fields}{\char65}{3}{124} \subsecentry {Fields}{\char65}{3}{1}{125} \subsecentry {Built-in Variables}{\char65}{3}{2}{125} \subsecentry {Arrays}{\char65}{3}{3}{126} \subsecentry {Data Types}{\char65}{3}{4}{127} \secentry {Patterns and Actions}{\char65}{4}{128} \subsecentry {Patterns}{\char65}{4}{1}{128} \subsecentry {Regular Expressions}{\char65}{4}{2}{130} \subsecentry {Actions}{\char65}{4}{3}{130} \subsubsecentry{Operators}{\char65}{4}{3}{1}{130} \subsubsecentry{Control Statements}{\char65}{4}{3}{2}{131} \subsubsecentry{I/O Statements}{\char65}{4}{3}{3}{132} \subsubsecentry{\code {printf} Summary}{\char65}{4}{3}{4}{132} \subsubsecentry{Special File Names}{\char65}{4}{3}{5}{133} \subsubsecentry{Numeric Functions}{\char65}{4}{3}{6}{134} \subsubsecentry{String Functions}{\char65}{4}{3}{7}{134} \subsubsecentry{String Constants}{\char65}{4}{3}{8}{135} \secentry {Functions}{\char65}{5}{136} \chapentry {Sample Program}{Appendix \char66}{139} \chapentry {Implementation Notes}{Appendix \char67}{141} \secentry {Downwards Compatibility and Debugging}{\char67}{1}{141} \secentry {Probable Future Extensions}{\char67}{2}{141} \secentry {Suggestions for Improvements}{\char67}{3}{142} \chapentry {Glossary}{Appendix \char68}{145} \unnumbchapentry {Index}{149}