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From: Troy Kenah <troy DOT kenah AT gmail DOT com>
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2019 16:54:49 +1000
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Subject: Where is igawk and why doesn't @include replicate this feature?
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
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Hi All,

I have a large number of scripts that were using the the igawk script,
however I have updated my gawk to a newer release that has
obsoleted/removed the igawk script.

I used to embed @include junk.awk statements to reduce repetitive code but
this no longer works. These were files were not functions, simply code
snippets; this is the type of error I am now seeing:

gawk: get_FY2019Q1OIC.awk:28: @include "../inc/segments.awk"
gawk: get_FY2019Q1OIC.awk:28:  ^ syntax error
gawk: get_FY2019Q1OIC.awk:36:         fromdate=mktime("2019 09 01 00 00 00")
gawk: get_FY2019Q1OIC.awk:36:                         ^ syntax error
gawk: get_FY2019Q1OIC.awk:36:         fromdate=mktime("2019 09 01 00 00 00")
gawk: get_FY2019Q1OIC.awk:36:
 ^ 0 is invalid as number of arguments for mktime

Any help would be much appreciated!


Regards,

Troy Kenah.
0416 273 135

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