In a message dated: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 13:48:10 EDT
Bill Studley said:
>Erik Price wrote:
>
>> Hey, if you're going to say that, then you have to use this:
>>
>> perl -e
>> 'for($c=1;$c<284;$c++){print"http://foo.foo.org/foo$c.file\n";}'>>somefile.txt
>
>I knew there was a one liner in there someplace :-D
There always is, but shouldn't we make it a litte more efficient?
perl -e 'for $c (1..284) {print "http://foo.foo.org/foo${c}.file\n";}'>> file.txt
Or, better:
perl -e 'map { print "http://foo.foo.org/foo$_\n"} 1...284' >> file.txt
:)
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Paul
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