Default to refreshing the view after pasting.Fixed issue with saving setting to refresh ui after pasting option.Added translation for options - positioning.Fixed issue with custom shortcut ctrl-d adding focus to search box with square box.Fixed issue with opening the description window on a secondary monitor that is to the left of the primary (negative rect values).When setting a custom drag name to append a unique number at the end.Fixed issue with sorting by clip size in delete clip data window.Added view as image to description window.Fixed issue with tooltip not working when title bar is not on the right side.Fixed issue with search text not going away after pasting.Added special paste option to paste as CamelCase.Changed the regex filter to be a find rather than a match.Description window changes - Default to rtf rather than html, handle repeat keys for searching.If the input file ends while reading with N, the data in the buffer (which will be only newlines) will not be output. This introduces an explicit loop that adds lines to the buffer until there is something other than just newlines in it. Using standard sed: sed -n -e :again -e N -e '//!b again' -e p file This avoids outputting empty lines from the end of the file. When a non-empty line is seen, the appropriate number of empty lines is first output before the current line. Whenever an empty line is seen ( length = 0), the counter is incremented but nothing is output.
This keeps track of runs of empty lines in the counter n. What you can do is keep a variable with the empty lines (i.e., only newline characters, the default record separator RS) and print those empty lines whenever you reach a non-empty line: awk '/^$/ 1'
Tac) it can only figure whether a block of empty lines is at the end of the file when it actually reaches the end of the file. Since Awk reads the file sequentially, from the first to the last line, without external help (e.g.
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