Supressing new-lines in awk output
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    matthew at sunpix.UUCP
       
    Thu Feb  9 01:35:11 AEST 1989
    
    
  
In article <21638 at conexch.UUCP>, root at conexch.UUCP (Larry Dighera) writes:
> Is there a way to supress the newline at the end of awk's print output?
Try using awk's printf command.  If you don't include a '\n' in the format
specifier, non will be printed.
awk '{printf "%s ", $1} filename
> Is there a way to cause each "$1" to be printed with a space delimiter 
Notice space in above example. A '\t' could also be used to insert a tab.
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