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Using system("command")
I think I've found the problem. Under windows, it is not advised to run win32 builds of unix programs with the default sucking shell %windir%\system32\cmd.exe If you run this in cmd.exe: gawk 'BEGIN{print NR}' you will get the error message... -
Using system("command")
Concerning the first script : i am currently testing it under windows xp with gawk 3.1.3 build with MinGW, found here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=9328 And even with this simple example: ------------------------------- BEGIN { system("gawk 'BEGIN{}'") }... -
Using system("command")
Hi, 1) I would like to execute in gawk a shell command looking like this: --------------------------------------------------------------- #!/bin/gawk -f begin{ system("echo 'test' | gawk '{print $0}'") } --------------------------------------------------------------- but I get this error...
