awkcalc.sh

[MakodFilu]

As a one-liner, I thought of it more as a trick rather than a script.

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#!/bin/sh

echo '$*'|awk '{print "'$*'="'$*'}'


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tc@box:~$ awkcalc 2^10
2^10=1024
tc@box:~$ awkcalc 2**10
2**10=1024
tc@box:~$ awkcalc 2*10
2*10=20
tc@box:~$ awkcalc '(1+1/2^20)^(2^20)'
(1+1/2^20)^(2^20)=2.71828

Note the quotations in that last call.

[roberts]

Cool! Yeah awk!

[jls]

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tc@box:~$ echo $((1+1))
2


[robc]

sh math 

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#!/bin/sh
echo $@ = $(($@))http://www.linuxconfig.org/Bash_scripting_Tutorial#17-arithmetic-operations

Note: ash treats ^ as xor, not as exp

[MakodFilu]

The way it is done in sh is via ** operator.

Anyway, here is more syntactic sugar:

http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Awk.html#uh-34

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tc@box:~$ awkcalc "sqrt(2)"
sqrt(2)=1.41421
tc@box:~$ awkcalc "sqrt(2)"
sqrt(2)=1.41421
tc@box:~$ awkcalc "2**(1/2)"
2**(1/2)=1.41421
tc@box:~$ awkcalc "2^(1/2)"
2^(1/2)=1.41421
tc@box:~$ awkcalc "20%8"
20%8=4

I just decided galculator.tcz had way too much features that I absolutely didn't need (:

[MakodFilu]

BTW, most pages out there use bc. bc is not in Base Core, although dc is.

Anyway, I was just longing the times Tom Oehser had not even thought about rewriting awk scripts within TomsRtBt as lua 4.0 scripts.