hi
for a in *.log; do echo $A; done
for a in $(ls <path>/*.log); do echo $; done
instead of echo use whatever you need.
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Hi all,
For example, my files are like these
mylogfile001.log
mylogfile002.log
I want to initialize my variables with those number, like this
i=1
for all_file in `ls -1 /tmp`
do
file$i=all_file
i=i+1
done
file_tag1=`unix_command $file1 ` <--- help me here
when I do
echo $file_tag1
it should give me 001
Thank you
sinardy
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