Closed readmemyrights closed 1 year ago
At multiple points in mcom awk is invoked in the middle of a pipeline like this:
awk '{ print }'
In the context of a pipeline it's basically a no-op, it prints out every line as read, performing no additional processing.
I'll send a pull request shortly, unless this command does something more that I just don't notice.
This is intentional and an idiom to ensure the last line has a final newline.
Thanks for the quick reply, it certainly does make sense
At multiple points in mcom awk is invoked in the middle of a pipeline like this:
In the context of a pipeline it's basically a no-op, it prints out every line as read, performing no additional processing.
I'll send a pull request shortly, unless this command does something more that I just don't notice.