> On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 3:55 PM, rameo <rai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I've read on the net that there are people who are using the windows
> > gvim with cygwin without troubles. I prefer to find a solution like
> > this.
> > However, I don't know what there settings are.
>
> It may be better to first spot where the problem is. if all you want
> is awk, then download a windows native version of awk or just use the
> MingGW/Msys version of awk and bash.
the windows native version of awk gnu, is not a really a commandline
awk if I'm not wrong.
It uses script files.
I like to create a commandline on the fly with awk.
I tested so many things in my gnu awk version.
Many things don't work in gnu awk.
p.e. a simple command like
%!awk -F "|" {print $1,$2}
doesn't work.
There is something wrong with escaping in command prompt. The pipe do
not need to be escaped but the gnu awk version escape it in the
command prompt.
This command works:
%!awk -F "," {print $1,$2}
The , has to be escaped in command prompt.
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