Hi Edgar
So you think it should be a missing newline?
I don't think that is the case, because the cp operations happens as
they should. Further more I have tried adding the newline with a \n ,
and it doesn't help.
Regards David
#!/bin/sh
W="\/Users\/edgarm\/tmp\/$1\/."
echo $W
sed -n 's/^File[ ]*\([^ ][^ ]*\).*/\"\1\" '"$W"'/p' < $2 | xargs echo X:
And this is the output...
tmp$ ./cptest1 test list.txt
\/Users\/edgarm\/tmp\/test\/.
X: ..\test\file1.txt /Users/edgarm/tmp/test/. ..\test\file2.txt
/Users/edgarm/tmp/test/.
See the problem?
Regards, Edgar Matzinger.
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