if I use the internal search function to limit results to a particular person, the "place" value fails. It looks like the place value is computed AFTER the search results instead of BEFORE the search results. For example, if I search the southeast district and use 'grep' to limit the output, I see the following (which shows the district standings):
$ atastandings -d southeast -c BCOB | grep -i atkins
1 ISAAC ATKINS 55 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 40 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
32 ISAAC ATKINS 7 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
8 ISAAC ATKINS 25 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 67 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 42 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 54 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
2 ISAAC ATKINS 39 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
whereas if I use the internal search, the standings return '1' in all cases (NB: the extra grep at the end is just to limit the output):
$ atastandings -d southeast -c BCOB -s atkins | grep -i atkins
1 ISAAC ATKINS 55 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 40 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 7 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 25 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 67 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 42 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 54 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
1 ISAAC ATKINS 39 SANDY SPRINGS, GA
if I use the internal search function to limit results to a particular person, the "place" value fails. It looks like the place value is computed AFTER the search results instead of BEFORE the search results. For example, if I search the southeast district and use 'grep' to limit the output, I see the following (which shows the district standings):
whereas if I use the internal search, the standings return '1' in all cases (NB: the extra grep at the end is just to limit the output):