Dale Dougherty
Auteur de Sed et AWK : programmation avancée
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Œuvres de Dale Dougherty
Free to Make: How the Maker Movement is Changing Our Schools, Our Jobs, and Our Minds (2016) 42 exemplaires
Unix in a Nutshell: Desk Top Quick Reference for System V (A Nutshell handbook) (1990) 9 exemplaires
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Design, Make, Play: Growing the Next Generation of STEM Innovators (2013) — Contributeur — 17 exemplaires
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This is an historic publication - one of the first browsers for the new "Web" thingy.
I read this curious to see if I'd use either to replace Perl or Python in my workflow. SED I can definitely see using for quick one off edits. AWK, especially in light of the longer examples given later in this book, I don't see using. AWK is worth learning a bit about for its approach.
I used the 1997 second edition. Some of the examples are a bit dated. The prose is more readable than some by this publisher.
I used the 1997 second edition. Some of the examples are a bit dated. The prose is more readable than some by this publisher.
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This is one of those. sed and awk are two -- at this point -- almost primordial UNIX tools. Perl was famously started by Larry Wall when he was working on a tough problem and, as I think he put it, "awk ran out of steam."
I use awk at work but only in a very limited way, and am interested to know more. I've only used sed rarely but feel like I "get the idea" ... but I also know that entire applications have been written in sed (a sokoban game, for one) so there's obviously more to know.… (plus d'informations)