[plug] function error
Stuart Midgley
stuart.midgley at ivec.org
Wed Jan 11 22:59:36 WST 2006
perhaps use awk or sed?
Or, you can set the IFS to just <new-line> and do a standard for loop
IFS=$'\x0a'
do line in $( cat $FILE ); do
command on line
done
or if you don't like octal do
IFS="<ctrl-v><ctrl-j>"
do line in $( cat $FILE ); do
command on line
done
where <ctrl-v> and <ctrl-j> are holding down the control key and
pressing the v and j respectively. This will look like
IFS="
"
Stu.
On 11/01/2006, at 22:50, Jon Miller wrote:
> No I want to be able to read in a file (which has over a 100 names
> in it, each on a separate line) do a series of commands against
> each name. So I thought if I can get the command to read in a line
> do the commands and when finished read I the next and perform the
> same commands until it reaches the end of the file.
>
> JLM
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