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Mar 01: Michael Sanders demos an X-windows GUI for AWK.
Mar 01: Awk100#24: A. Lahm and E. de Rinaldis' patent search, in AWK
Feb 28: Tim Menzies asks this community to write an AWK cookbook.
Feb 28: Arnold Robbins announces a new debugger for GAWK.
Feb 28: Awk100#23: Premysl Janouch offers a IRC bot, In AWK
Feb 28: Updated: the AWK FAQ
Feb 28: Tim Menzies offers a tiny content management system, in Awk.
Jan 31: Comment system added to awk.info. For example, see discussion bottom of ?keys2awk
Jan 31: Martin Cohen shows that Gawk can handle massively long strings (300 million characters).
Jan 31: The AWK FAQ is being updated. For comments/ corrections/ extensions, please mail tim@menzies.us
Jan 31: Martin Cohen finds Awk on the Android platform.
Jan 31: Aleksey Cheusov released a new version of runawk.
Jan 31: Hirofumi Saito contributes a candidate Awk mascot.
Jan 31: Michael Sanders shows how to quickly build an AWK GUI for windows.
Jan 31: Hyung-Hwan Chung offers QSE, an embeddable Awk Interpreter.
An Awk100 program.
A tool inspired by fmt that could be used while working in vi to maintain a multi-column pro-con argument format.
See gawk/awk100/argcol.
Mark Foltz, Ronald Loui, Thieu Dang, Jeremy Frens
Washington University in St. Louis
USA
Application/text support for text editor.
Ronald Loui
r.p.loui@gmail.com
Gawk circa 1994, Solaris and MS-DOS-based awk such as mawk.
Solaris and MS-DOS
Vi and variants such as stevie.
278
One week.
No maintenance, eventually rewritten as cgi/web program in Room5 project.
4=No longer supported
3=Free/public domain
2
May 1994
Jan 2009
Progress on Room 5: a testbed for public interactive semi-formal legal argumentation International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law archive Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Artificial intelligence and law Melbourne, Australia Pages: 207 - 214 Year of Publication: 1997 ISBN:0-89791-924-6
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