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--- awk:display_line_after_the_matching_string [2021/01/06 16:30] – [AWK - Display line after the matching string] peter
+++ awk:display_line_after_the_matching_string [2021/01/06 17:04] (current) – [AWK - Display line after the matching string] peter
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 </code>
-<WRAP info>
-**NOTE:**  This actually displays the next line; but also all other rows that contain the search string.
-</WRAP>
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    Virginia  Genevive  Roux        45
 </code>
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  This simply returns the next line after the search string of **Peter**.
+</WRAP>
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    David     Bruce     Stevenson   48
 </code>
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  This finds the search string **Roux** in row 10, so it includes the next row 11 in the result; even though row 11 also contains the same search string.
+It then proceeds with row 12 which also contains the search string **Roux**, so it includes row 13 in the results.
+No further rows contain the search string so nothing else is added to the result.
+</WRAP>
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    Adam      Winter    Ridley      23
 </code>
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  This finds the search string **4** in row 10, so it includes the next row 11 in the result; even though row 11 also contains the same search string.
+It then proceeds from row 12.  It does not find the search string **4**, so moves to row 13.
+In row 13 it finds the search string **4**, so it includes the next row 14 in the results; even though row 14 also contains the same search string.
+It then proceeds from row 15.
+The last row contains the search string; and as there is no other row below that can be added to the result; the last row itself is added.  Possibly a bug?
+</WRAP>
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