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[bug-gawk] Indexing Arrays with number which have leading zero behaves u
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Kolbe, Wulf |
Subject: |
[bug-gawk] Indexing Arrays with number which have leading zero behaves unexpected |
Date: |
Sun, 3 Jun 2018 09:54:43 +0000 |
Dear All,
please find enclosed a small program which shows an effect during indexing
arrays with numbers which have leading zeros.
It behaves at least unexpected for me, because of the behavior changes during
increasing the index number.
If you run all numbers from 000-to255, then it works between 000-064, then
there is a gap of approx. 16 places and then it works again.
BEGIN{
B[04]=2; printf("%d\n",B[4]);printf("%d\n",B[04]);
B[064]=42; printf("%d\n",B[64]);printf("%d\n",B[064]);
}
This effect was found on CoCalc Clouds gawk 4.1.3 but also verified on a lot of
older versions.
The leading zeros were written to visually inspect lists with values like
palette definitions and there the effect shows as funny gab in the palette.
Wulf
Wulf Kolbe
Innovation Manager
DEUTA Werke GmbH
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Kolbe, Wulf <=