Re: sed and awk usage?

In news:9o4m84-42t.ln1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

So did you get it working using 'date'? Can you show us the lines
using 'date' that did the trick for you?

Yes, the code in
news:07dd39bcb4c2f6cf4800ec216ecbf6d6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx does it, but
at an agonizingly slow rate compared to the awk and Perl solutions in the
thread.

.

References:
- sed and awk usage?
  - From: grus
- Re: sed and awk usage?
  - From: Sam
- Re: sed and awk usage?
  - From: Robert M. Riches Jr.
- Re: sed and awk usage?
  - From: grus
- Re: sed and awk usage?
  - From: Michael Heiming

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