Just so that someone else who has a 10.5.24 (actually, I suspect .23 and later) binary doesn't spend two weeks pulling their hair out like I just did...
The parser in 10.5.24 wrsamp incorrectly tokenizes data lines that contain square-bracket-enclosed date stamps. Because it treats a space character as a valid token delimiter, and doesn't recognize square brackets as "quoting" tokens that contain delimiters, wrsamp breaks the date stamp into two separate tokens, causing the column-indexing for selecting data columns to be off-by-one.
Just so that someone else who has a 10.5.24 (actually, I suspect .23 and later) binary doesn't spend two weeks pulling their hair out like I just did...
The parser in 10.5.24 wrsamp incorrectly tokenizes data lines that contain square-bracket-enclosed date stamps. Because it treats a space character as a valid token delimiter, and doesn't recognize square brackets as "quoting" tokens that contain delimiters, wrsamp breaks the date stamp into two separate tokens, causing the column-indexing for selecting data columns to be off-by-one.