| awk
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FILENAME
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Current filename
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FS
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Field separator (a space)
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NF
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Number of fields in current record
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NR
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Number of the current record
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OFMT
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Output format for numbers ("%.6g"
) and for conversion to string
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OFS
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Output field separator (a space)
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ORS
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Output record separator (a newline)
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RS
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Record separator (a newline)
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$0
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Entire input record
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$
n
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n
th field in current record; fields are separated by FS
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| nawk
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ARGC
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Number of arguments on command line
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ARGV
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An array containing the command-line arguments, indexed from 0 to ARGC - 1
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CONVFMT
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String conversion format for numbers ("%.6g"
) (POSIX)
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ENVIRON
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An associative array of environment variables
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FNR
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Like NR
, but relative to the current file
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RLENGTH
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Length of the string matched by match()
function
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RSTART
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First position in the string matched by match()
function
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SUBSEP
|
Separator character for array subscripts ("\034"
)
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| gawk
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ARGIND
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Index in ARGV
of current input file
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ERRNO
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A string indicating the error when a redirection fails for getline
or if close()
fails
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FIELDWIDTHS
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A space-separated list of field widths to use for splitting up the record, instead of FS
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IGNORECASE
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When true, all regular expression matches, string comparisons, and calls to index()
s ignore case
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RT
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The text matched by RS
, which can be a regular expression in gawk
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