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String manipulation
Hi all, Please help me decide this problem. I have a converter application getting its parameters by specified format. Ie: -date2007-02-14 Also I have a files named yyyyMMdd.rar format. So how do I convert the file name to it. Input: 20070214.rar Output: -date2007-02-14 I wrote the following scripts but can't know how to concat them. Code:
string=20070214.rar echo $string | cut -c1-4 echo $string | cut -c5-6 echo $string | cut -c7-8 Thank you |
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