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3.4.48 output-file-next-line - print the file name and next line number

Usage: (output-file-next-line [ line_off ] [ alt_fmt ])
Returns a string with the current output file name and line number. The default format is: # <line+1> "<output-file-name>" The argument may be either a number indicating an offset from the current output line number or an alternate formatting string. If both are provided, then the first must be a numeric offset.

Be careful that you are directing output to the final output file. Otherwise, you will get the file name and line number of the temporary file. That won’t be what you want.

Arguments:
line_off - Optional - offset to line number
alt_fmt - Optional - alternate format string


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