#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
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# Copyright (c) 1998 Daniel J. Gregor, Jr., All rights reserved.
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use Getopt::Std;

$usage = <<EOF;
$0 [-h] -m <max increase> [<input files> ...]
	-h			Print detailed help message
	-m <max increase>	Maximum increase between two time values.
EOF

$help = <<EOF;
Input lines must be formatted in the form of "<timeval> <data>" (extra
whitespace is allowed).  Blank lines will be inserted in the output if
two consecutive <timeval>s are more than <max increase> apart.

This is useful for creating breaks in graphs when you are missing input
data for a certain period of time.
EOF

getopts('m:h', \%opts) || die "$0: usage:\n$usage";

die "$0: usage:\n$usage\n$help" if (defined($opts{'h'}));

die "$0: \"-m <max increase>\" option must be specified.\n\tUse \"-h\" option for help\n" unless(defined($opts{'m'}));

while (<>) {
	chomp();
	m/^\s*(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s*$/ || die "couldn't parse line $.: \"$_\"\n";

	$timeval = $1;
	$data = $2;

	if (defined($lasttimeval) && $timeval > ($lasttimeval + $opts{'m'})) {
		print "\n";	# the data is too far apart.. print blank line.
	}

	$lasttimeval = $timeval;

	print "$timeval\t$data\n";
}
