> ...it doesn't break the flow because presentation comes later and logic is at the beginning of the dt part I didn't mean to discredit the work done. It's a b

> ...it doesn't break the flow because presentation comes later and logic is at the beginning of the dt part I didn't mean to discredit the work done. It's a big undertaking in any case. The idea and the aim is good, however it breaks the conciseness and reduces the speed of implementation. > with the aforementioned tools you have the logic and output mixed all over the place. I think this is a secondary effect of composability, pipe and conciseness requirement. > I will however still use AWK. Me too, and this is why I made my prior comment, exactly.