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AWK Processing stop with the first unprintable character depending awk version

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namnetes

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Dec 26, 2017
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Hello,

(I am working on Windows workstation.)

I try to split file into multiple files depending specific string

[tt]./ ADD NAME=Filename1
X
X
X
x
./ ADD NAME=Filename2
X
X
X
x
./ ADD NAME=Filename3
X
X
X
x[/tt]

The script is as follow :
[ul]
[li][tt]gawk "/^.\/ ADD/{x=sprintf(\"%s%09d\",\"xx\",++i);}{print > x;}" input_file[/tt][/li]
[/ul]

All created files start with xx followed by a number.


With awk 4.1.4 embeded in cmder there is no problem, but with awk 3.1.6 from « gnuwin32 project » : the processing stops with the first unprintable ASCII character (SUB) 0x1a for example.
With csplit I have the same problem.


My text file (Several cobol programs) contains hexadecimal value.
Does anyone have a solution to fix this problem and also ignore hexadecimal characters?
 
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