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Re: [PROGRAMMERING] Hvordan finder jeg det næste tal?

tir, 09 05 2006 kl. 23:17 +0200, skrev Jens Bang:
> Jeg har en række directories der ser sådan ud:
> 
> 	~/EtDir/temp/tempXX
> 
> Hvor XX er et fortløbende heltal.
> 
> Er det muligt at skrive et bash-script der finder det næste tal i rækken? Mit 
> gæt er at jeg skal bruge noget á la
> 	for X in ~/EtDir/temp/temp*
> 
> Men hvordan får jeg pillet tallet ud af X?

Nu er jeg ikke den store stjerne til bash, men du kan bruge sed til at
fjerne noget fra din string:
echo "~/EtDir/temp/temp23" | sed 's/~\/EtDir\/temp\/temp//'
Så kan du vel bare skrive
 Y=`echo $X | sed 's/~\/EtDir\/temp\/temp//'`

/Christoffer
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