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<0> Sorry, now it works with every encoding. :)
<1> LOLERBLADES!!!!!! http://cagle.msnbc.com/news/JonBenetKiller/images/jones.gif
<2> hi gang. A quick question I couldn't find in the FAQ: how could I limit my matches only to the first one?
<2> ie the first record that matches
<1> jjava:
<1> Buenos das.
<1> Meh.
<1> He left.
<3> ohayo gozaimasu, pr3d4t0r-san!
<3> s/ohayo/ohayou/
<3> crap
<3> gonna be two years since I last did jap
<1> iSteve: Ohio.
<3> arkansas
<4> pr3d4t0r, doumo arigatou!
<1> flip|afk: Dojo.
<1> iSteve: Arkansas++
<1> iSteve: http://eugeneciurana.com/galereya/view_album.php?set_albumName=album12
<5> how can i tell awk to print a ' character?
<5> here is my command line
<5> awk '{ print "INSERT INTO CrossReference VALUES (",$1,",",$2,")"
<5> }' oem-sn.txt
<5> but if i put in a ' into the print it thinks my command has ended.
<6> Put your script in file, awk -f file.
<1> drs: printf("%c", 65); <-- prints an "A".
<5> ok thanks. i'll try :)
<6> pr3d4t0r, very screwy way. ;)
<5> pr3d4t0r yeah i know you can do that. i know C :)
<5> weird, when it's in the script, it only reads the last line of my file
<1> Rado: "Screwy" is in the eye of the beholder.
<1> Rado: It's as valid a way as any other until drs tells us of additional constraints.
<5> INSERT INTO CrossReference VALUES (' OE-ZT81DR ',' 98099 ') any way i can get rid of the spaces at the prefix and suffix where $1 and $2 is substituted?
<1> drs: Use printf() instead of print.
<1> drs: And format that to your heart's content.
<5> pr3d4t0r: ok
<7> q="\047";print q, to print a quote
<7> single quote
<5> got it :)
<5> thank you guys
<5> do you guys know a channel on freenode that is specific to unix programming? Kinda like #c but, unix specific c,c++ ?
<1> drs: ...
<1> drs: What are you trying to accomplish?
<5> pr3d4t0r, i'm trying to port Windows code to Unix
<5> but in Windows there is a function to "impersonate" a user.
<1> drs: Ah.
<1> drs: setuid()?
<5> pr3d4t0r, ah that's it
<1> drs: If you hang out in #c you'll probably find a lot of feedback.
<1> drs: Better yet, use Google and some books instead.
<1> drs: The quality of the advise you'll get on IRC will vary. Also, on OS-related topics, you'll find a lot more chip-on-shoulder reactions to your questions.
<5> i'll just hang out in #c
<1> drs: Go get a book. Do yourself a favour. I'll give you a title.
<1> drs: Or at least Google.
<5> yep, i know.
<5> i'm used to being insulted in #c :)
<1> drs: You know, the man pages are probably the best resource you'll find. If nothing else, they've been around for almost 30 years and they document the C system API better than anything else.
<5> you're right. I usually refer to the OpenBSD man pages for that reason.
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