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Further Reading - CLI text processing with GNU awk
CLI text processing with GNU awk Further Reading
man awk
and info awk
and online manual
- Information about various implementations of
awk
- Q&A on stackoverflow/stackexchange are good source of learning material, good for practice exercises as well
- Learn Regular Expressions (has information on flavors other than POSIX too)
- My ebooks on CLI text processing tools
- Related tools
- GNU datamash
- bioawk
- frawk — an efficient awk-like language, implemented in Rust
- goawk — POSIX-compliant awk interpreter written in Go, with CSV support
- hawk — similar to awk, but using Haskell as the text-processing language
- miller — similar to awk/sed/cut/join/sort for name-indexed data such as CSV, TSV, and tabular JSON (see this news.ycombinator discussion for other tools like this)
- Miscellaneous
- ASCII reference and locale usage
- Examples for some of the topics not covered in this book
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