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11-27-2005
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argument help
if i have 2 arguments $1 and $2 how can i append them so that $2 is added to $1? It is really confusing me because it seems so simple, yet i can't get the shell script to work properly. Thanks.
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11-27-2005
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thanks for the help, but if i wanted to rename it, what would i do?
For example: arg1=$1 arg2=$2 so if it type the following from the command line: $ hello again the file would be called helloagain it basically appends arg2 to arg1 renaming the file. Thanks.
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