On Tue, 22 Jun 2010 07:20:00 +0800
Aiza wrote:
> >test "$name" = "${path}/${group}*" && continue
> >[ -z "${found_list}" ] && found_list="${name}" ||
> I had not known about the 'test' command.
> You have taught me something new.
In case you're not aware, [ -z "${found_list}" ] is als
Samuel Martín Moro wrote:
for name in "${path}/${group}"*
do
path=/dev
group=ttypqfr
for name in "${path}/${group}"*
do
test "$name" = "${path}/${group}*" && continue
[ -z "${found_list}" ] && found_list="${name}" ||
found_list="${found_list} ${name}"
done
echo "found list: $found_list"
T
for name in "${path}/${group}"*
do
path=/dev
group=ttypqfr
for name in "${path}/${group}"*
do
test "$name" = "${path}/${group}*" && continue
[ -z "${found_list}" ] && found_list="${name}" ||
found_list="${found_list} ${name}"
done
echo "found list: $found_list"
Samuel Martín Moro
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Samuel Martín Moro wrote:
it seems to work
your main error is to use ${found_name} instead of ${name}.
also, you do not set ${group} in your example.
and, not essential, but test -z before adding useless spaces.
correcting that, I had it working perfectly.
h2g2:~# cat test
path=/dev
group=tty
f
it seems to work
your main error is to use ${found_name} instead of ${name}.
also, you do not set ${group} in your example.
and, not essential, but test -z before adding useless spaces.
correcting that, I had it working perfectly.
h2g2:~# cat test
path=/dev
group=tty
for name in "${path}/${group}
In a script I have this code
path="/usr/namelist"
for name in "${path}/${group}"*; do
found_list="${found_list} ${found_name}"
done
The "done" starts another loop. How do I code to know when the "for" has
completed. I want to echo "results of for = ${found_list}" to see the
accumulated
