@OS question

[Brian K. White]

Brian K. White wrote:

> run this to find all the places where UNIX appears in the IF
> statement. find /u/appl/filepro -name prc.* |xargs awk -F: '{if($2 ~
> "UNIX") print FILENAME":"FNR"\n"$0"\n"}' |less

Slight enhancement that breaks the output lines up so it's easier to read
and correctly spot comments etc...
You can also type this in in two lines just like you see it here, but you
should cut&paste easily botched stuff like this rather than type it anyways.

find /u/appl/filepro -name prc.* |xargs awk -F: '{if($2 ~ "UNIX")
print FILENAME":"FNR"\n"$1": If: "$2"\nThen: "$3"\n"}' |less


this produces output like this:

/u/appl/filepro/log_trk/prc.faxit:18
: If: @os eq "UNIX"
Then: gosub unix      ; end

/u/appl/filepro/log_trk/prc.input:31
: If: @sn eq "A" and @os eq "UNIX"
Then: show  "               \rESC ESC\r  - Save        \r DELETE \r - Exit
"



Remember to do this for all (in their case, 3) filepro directories.

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