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case statement in ksh script
Thanks for all the help. Think that I am going to go with the ifelse option after all. Its more readable and is evaluating the variable as an integer rather than looking at its character sequence. p5wizard, in your expression ?([+])1@([0-9])@([0-9]) what is the @ symbol doing?- cfoly
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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case statement in ksh script
Hi, Can I do the following in a case statement of a ksh script; Check to see if my variable SIZE is >100, >200, >300 etc. If so what is the syntax? case $SIZE in >100) What is the correct syntax for >100, if this is possible? >200) ... esac I can do this with a series of if statements...- cfoly
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Spiltting a String
Hi, I have a string which I need to split in relation to certain characters. I know that these characters are unique within the string. String "...DEL_v...". I want to split the string into two seperate strings where the underscore appears above, leaving me with String...- cfoly
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
