Got it working.
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On Thu, 12 May 2005, Tony Jo wrote:
Oh sorry. Didn't look at it closely enough.
Thanks, that did solve most of the issues,
What did? Please quote enough of the previous post that we can tell
what you are referring to.
but now I'm just wondering if the following is valid?
Does it work?
temp
Oh sorry. Didn't look at it closely enough.
Thanks, that did solve most of the issues, but now I'm just wondering if the
following is valid?
temp=`expr $val1 + $val2`
$temp > file
Everything besides this seems to be working fine now
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On Thu, 12 May 2005, Tony Jo wrote:
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When quoting parts of a script or error messages, please be
accurate (cut and paste rather than retyping). You used:
temp=`expr $val1 + $val2`
or you wouldn't have receiv
"William Park" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Note the difference between `...` and '...'
Sorry if they came out weird on the newsgroups, but they were meant to be
single quotes
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"Chris F.A. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> When quoting parts of a script or error messages, please be
> accurate (cut and paste rather than retyping). You used:
>
> temp=`expr $val1 + $val2`
>
> or you wouldn't have received that error. The line
On Thu, 12 May 2005, Tony Jo wrote:
Hello, I am having issues with a bash script and I was wondering if anyone
could be of assistance? Its just that our lecturer assumed it would be easy
to pick up and do an assignment on, even though we haven't learnt it and its
not a pre-requisite.
But anyway, I
On Thu, May 12, 2005 at 02:32:42AM +1000, Tony Jo wrote:
> Hello, I am having issues with a bash script and I was wondering if
> anyone could be of assistance? Its just that our lecturer assumed it
> would be easy to pick up and do an assignment on, even though we
> haven't learnt it and its not a
Hello, I am having issues with a bash script and I was wondering if anyone
could be of assistance? Its just that our lecturer assumed it would be easy
to pick up and do an assignment on, even though we haven't learnt it and its
not a pre-requisite.
But anyway, I noticed when I use the cut command
