What language? Perl, or bash?
in Perl, you just need to
open FD, "my-file"
while ($line = <FD>)
{
chomp ($line);
&do_whatever_you_need_to_($line);
}
close FD;
in bash, all you need to use is
read ONELINE
and the shell variable ONELINE will contain the contents of one line.
On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, Chris G Haravata wrote:
> haba ng subject line ano? :)
>
> anyway, the problem is this: i need to create a script which will
> automatically create user home directories from a file. but i need to read
> the file first from within the script. the file looks like the ff:
>
> /home/2000/abc-123455
> /home/1995/def-678901
> /home/2001/ghi-234567
> <etc until 1125 lines later>
>
> problem is: is there a command to use which will read each line of the file
> and put the contents of that line in a variable?
> -----------------------
> Spawn - The Scourge of the Damned
>
> Chris G Haravata
> Backend Team Leader
> Information Technology Resource Group
> Asia Pacific College (www.apc.edu.ph)
> #3 Humabon Place, Magallanes Subd.,
> Makati City
> Tel No 8529232 loc 402
>
>
>
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