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In comp.text, Arnzie <mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au> wrote:
>Hi, I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I could find a program
>which prints line numbers.
>I have a text file with the code from a program I made in Borland JBuilder,
>and I want to add line numbers to the start
>for easy reference. If anybody knows of such a program, could they please
>email me at mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au

If your Unix has it, you can use the nl(1) utility.  Otherwise, some
versions of cat(1) can do line numbering for you.  Failing all that, try
using a little awk(1) script along the lines of:

$ awk '{print NR, $0}' file > newfile
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Dominic Mitchell (dom@phmit.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: In comp.text, Arnzie <mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au> wrote:
: >Hi, I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I could find a program
: >which prints line numbers.
: >I have a text file with the code from a program I made in Borland JBuilder,
: >and I want to add line numbers to the start
: >for easy reference. If anybody knows of such a program, could they please
: >email me at mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au

: If your Unix has it, you can use the nl(1) utility.  Otherwise, some
: versions of cat(1) can do line numbering for you.  Failing all that, try
: using a little awk(1) script along the lines of:

Or if you have a grep utility:

	grep -n '^.*$' infile > outfile

Fred
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   sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; 
              it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart."  
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On 21 Sep 1998, Gabor wrote:

> In comp.editors, Arnzie <mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au> wrote :
> # Hi, I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I could find a program
> # which prints line numbers.
> # I have a text file with the code from a program I made in Borland JBuilder,
> # and I want to add line numbers to the start
> # for easy reference. If anybody knows of such a program, could they please
> # email me at mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au
> # Any help I recieve will be much appreciated.
> # 
> # Thank you
> # Adam Arnel
> 
> cat -n <file>

Or, with perl
----- Cut here -----
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my $i=1;
while(<>) {
	print $i++, " ", $_;
}
----- Cut here -----
Or, in C
----- Cut here -----
#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
	int i=1;
	int c;

	printf("%10d ", i++);
	while((c=getc(stdin))!=EOF) {
		putc(c, stdout);
		if(c=='\n') {
			printf("%10d ", i++);
		}
	}
	
}
----- Cut here --------
Or with awk
----- Cut here --------
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
{print NR, $0}
----- Cut here --------

Which do you prefer?


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Arnzie (mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au) wrote:
: Hi, I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I could find a program
: which prints line numbers.
: I have a text file with the code from a program I made in Borland JBuilder,
: and I want to add line numbers to the start
: for easy reference. If anybody knows of such a program, could they please
: email me at mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au
: Any help I recieve will be much appreciated.

: Thank you
: Adam Arnel

'cat -n' will number each line.
-- 

1- cat -n
2- ln
3- DOS norton utilities lp (line printer w options)
4- sed 		onliner 	by al aab (more flixible, if u know sed)
	    see oneliners 	in:







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 			"Doing It with sed" by sed stud Carlos
http://seders.icheme.org/	 seders grab bag (seders official web page)
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                             THE SED FAQ                 
                                                         
latest version of the sed FAQ is usually at:             
   http://seders.icheme.org/tutorials/sed_faq.txt
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   http://www.ptug.org/sed/sedfaq.html                   
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		  sed/regular expressions tutorials/refs

1- http://www.dordt.edu:457/OSUserG/BOOKCHAPTER-14.html
				     Chapter 14, Manipulating text with sed
2- "Doing It with sed" by sed stud Carlos (see http's above)

3- SunOS Manual Pages
	http://www.intac.com/man/sunos/sed.1v.html
	http://cmgm.stanford.edu/man2html/sed.1v.html

4- u-sedit2. has nice sed docs.
http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/systems/ibmpc/garbo.uwasa.fi/editor/u-sedit2.zip

5- dc UNIX stack-calculator, in sed, by sed stud  GREG UBBEN
	http://www.dbnet.ece.ntua.gr/~george/sed/dc.sed.html

6- sierpinski gasket/triangle, in sed, by sed stud KEN PIZZINI 
	posted by Al Aab, in July 1998 to
	alt.comp.editors.batch  &  comp.unix.shell
	search dejanews    

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			some sed implementaions


"official" release of GNU sed-3.01 is finally available from: 
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/sed-3.01.tar.gz                       

sedmod.zip   very extended/awkish   DOS    sed
ftp://ftp.adam.anet.cz/pub/cdrom3/fileutil/sedmod.zip
http://www.ptug.org/sed/SEDMOD10.ZIP

MKS Toolkit, windows 32 http://www.mks.com
                                                                    
ftp://uiarchive.uiuc.edu/pub/systems/pc/simtelnet/win95/util/                  
ud32_v43.zip B  3381699  980512  UnixDos: Full Unix set: 65 progs +28 new 
utils
                                                                               
ftp://uiarchive.uiuc.edu/pub/systems/pc/simtelnet/win3/util/                   
ud16_v42.zip B  4767550  980313  UnixDos: Full Unix set. 64 progs +28 new 
utils


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 ftp://uiarchive.uiuc.edu/pub/systems/pc/simtelnet/msdos/txtutl/sed15.zip
 ftp://uiarchive.uiuc.edu/pub/systems/pc/simtelnet/msdos/txtutl/sed15x.zip

Directory: /pub/systems/pc/simtelnet/msdos/txtutl/
Filename    Type Length  Date    Description
sed15.zip    B    62082  910930  Unix-compatible streaming editor v1.5 TC src
sed15x.zip   B    20300  910930  Unix-compatible streaming editor v1.5 EXE/docs

	      sed15.zip has C source, compilable for UNIX.
	
sed15.exe compiled with mingw32 for 32bit environments at:
http://www.dbnet.ece.ntua.gr/~george/sed/sed15.exe        
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William Park (cv601@torfree.net) wrote:
: Arnzie (mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au) wrote:
: : Hi, I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I could find a program
: : which prints line numbers.
: : I have a text file with the code from a program I made in Borland JBuilder,
: : and I want to add line numbers to the start
: : for easy reference. If anybody knows of such a program, could they please
: : email me at mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au
: : Any help I recieve will be much appreciated.

: : Thank you
: : Adam Arnel

: 'cat -n' will number each line.
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On Sat, 19 Sep 1998 22:15:25 +1000, "Arnzie"
<mkarnel@ballarat.starway.net.au> wrote:

>Hi, I was wondering if anybody could tell me where I could find a program
>which prints line numbers.

   Download this file (about 830k) of the Unix text utilities:
   ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/gnu/djgpp/v2gnu/txt122b.zip

   These are the standard suite of GNU text utilities ported to
MS-DOS. You'll find that nl.exe is a flexible, powerful program for
numbering lines -- that's all it's intended to do. You can also number
lines with "cat.exe -n filename", but nl has more options.

Eric Pement

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