Closed esden closed 3 years ago
It seems that gnuawk 5 and newer does not like the '#'. It can be fixed by removing the '\' escape but it is not clear if it will break on older versions or not. It is probably safer to not use it at all.
This is the alternative fix for the awk issue. :)
It seems that gnuawk 5 and newer does not like the '#'. It can be fixed by removing the '\' escape but it is not clear if it will break on older versions or not. It is probably safer to not use it at all.
This is the alternative fix for the awk issue. :)