CaT wrote:
>
> > newmonth = `echo $oldmonth | sed -e 's/0\([1-9]\)/\1/'`
>
>
> newmonth = `echo $oldmonth | sed -e 's/^0//'`
>
Both of these work on the target system, so I'm going with the one that involves
the least typing.
Other suggestions worked fine on linux (where I'm writing the script) but failed
on SCO (where it will be used)
One of these days I'm going to find the time to learn awk and sed, or at least
the basics of them.
- Doug
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