Or even,
for i in * ; do tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]' < $i > /tmp/tmp$$ ; cat /tmp/tmp$$ > $i ; done ; rm
-f /tmp/tmp$$
BTW, Yogesh, spelling properly wouldn't harm you and may help in
increasing the respect with which the list members view you and your
writings. Guess why I replied to Shridhar's post and not yours? For
some reason my mind automatically puts a post which contains words
like ``ur'', ``2'', ``r'' and ``u'' into the ``immature trash''
basket.
-- Raju
>>>>> "Shridhar" == Shridhar Daithankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Shridhar> $ cat yourfile |tr <some options> > tempfile;mv tempfile
Shridhar> yourfile
Shridhar> Check for sytax. This is only to give you an idea. sed
Shridhar> may be a good thing too..
Shridhar> Shridhar
Shridhar> On 13 Dec 2001 at 9:33, Yogesh Dhond wrote:
>> My problem is to convert all the contents of files from lower
>> case to upper case and save it in same file. i was able to
>> display the file contents in uppercase format but was not able
>> 2 save in same file
>>
>> i didnt try ur script...as i wanted only the command
>>
>> last regd the jargon..thiz r upcoming ...& u shud provide a
>> path for them ;-)
>>
>> yogi
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