The GNU Awk User's Guide: Index: T -- W

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	Index Entry	Section

T
	Tcl	15.13 Naming Library Function Global Variables
	`tee` utility	16.1.5 Duplicating Output Into Multiple Files
	tee.awk	16.1.5 Duplicating Output Into Multiple Files
	terminator, record	5.1 How Input is Split into Records
	time of day	12.5 Functions for Dealing with Time Stamps
	timestamps	12.5 Functions for Dealing with Time Stamps
	timestamps, converting from dates	15.7 Turning Dates Into Timestamps
	timestamps, formatted	15.8 Managing the Time of Day
	tolower	12.3 Built-in Functions for String Manipulation
	toupper	12.3 Built-in Functions for String Manipulation
	translate.awk	16.2.3 Transliterating Characters
	Trueman, David	Acknowledgements
	truth values	7.9 True and False in `awk`
	type conversion	7.4 Conversion of Strings and Numbers
	types of variables	7.7 Assignment Expressions
	types of variables	7.10 Variable Typing and Comparison Expressions

U
	undefined functions	13.3 Calling User-defined Functions
	undocumented features	14.5 Undocumented Options and Features
	uninitialized variables, as array subscripts	11.8 Using Uninitialized Variables as Subscripts
	`uniq` utility	16.1.6 Printing Non-duplicated Lines of Text
	uniq.awk	16.1.6 Printing Non-duplicated Lines of Text
	use of comments	2.2.5 Comments in `awk` Programs
	user information	15.11 Reading the User Database
	user-defined functions	13. User-defined Functions
	user-defined variables	7.3.1 Using Variables in a Program
	uses of `awk`	1. Introduction
	using this book	1.1 Using This Book

V
	values of characters as numbers	15.5 Translating Between Characters and Numbers
	variable shadowing	13.1 Function Definition Syntax
	variable typing	7.10 Variable Typing and Comparison Expressions
	variables, user-defined	7.3.1 Using Variables in a Program

W
	Wall, Larry	C.3 Probable Future Extensions
	`wc` utility	16.1.7 Counting Things
	wc.awk	16.1.7 Counting Things
	Weinberger, Peter	History of `awk` and `gawk`
	when to use `awk`	2.8 When to Use `awk`
	`while` statement	9.2 The `while` Statement
	word boundaries, matching	4.4 Additional Regexp Operators Only in `gawk`
	word, regexp definition of	4.4 Additional Regexp Operators Only in `gawk`
	wordfreq.sh	16.2.5 Generating Word Usage Counts

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