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  1. jameschaucer

    ksh93

    Very true, that will work. But, my example was a simple one I provided in order to learn how to do the much more complex ones I need. Thanks for the reply however.
  2. jameschaucer

    ksh93

    Gee whiz, that's exactly like Perl. I spent an hour googling on docs and never once found such a simple, clear (and sufficiently complex) example. Thanks Feherke!
  3. jameschaucer

    ksh93

    Thanks, Sam. Yes, of course you're right. I've used sed and awk for years and they will do the job. I'm trying to learn how this is done in native ksh93 though. All those calls to external programs adds a lot of process overhead if you do enough of them. So, if anyone knows hows to do this...
  4. jameschaucer

    ksh93

    In ksh93, I want to match on a string and be able to print out the subpatterns like I do in perl. Given the following: line="abc (hij) = lmn" if [[ $line = @(*[a-z]\(*[a-z]\)=*[a-z]) ]]; then v1=${.sh.match[1]} v2=${.sh.match[2]} v3=${.sh.match[3]} print...

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