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1 #! /usr/bin/gawk -f
2 BEGIN {
3 c = 0
4 }
5
6 /apple/ {
7 nr = NR
8 c++
9 # printf "[c, NR] = [%s, %s]\n", c, NR
10 }
11
12 END {
13 print c
14 }
Watchpoint 1: c
1: c = untyped variable
2: nr = untyped variable
3: NR = 0
Breakpoint 2 set at file `watchpoint1.awk', line 6
Starting program:
Stopping in Rule ...
Watchpoint 1: c
Old value: untyped variable
New value: 0
main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 0
2: nr = untyped variable
3: NR = 1
Breakpoint 2, main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 0
2: nr = untyped variable
3: NR = 1
Breakpoint 2, main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 0
2: nr = untyped variable
3: NR = 2
Watchpoint 1: c
Old value: 0
New value: 1
main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 1
2: nr = 2
3: NR = 3
Breakpoint 2, main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 1
2: nr = 2
3: NR = 3
Breakpoint 2, main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 1
2: nr = 2
3: NR = 4
Watchpoint 1: c
Old value: 1
New value: 2
main() at `watchpoint1.awk':6
6 /apple/ {
1: c = 2
2: nr = 4
3: NR = 5
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