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~/UnixCourse/scriptAsst/sub3 foo bar myFile1.txt myFile2.txt
myFile3.txt

~cs252/bin/scriptAsst.pl

#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift
p3="$1"
shift

for FILE in "$@"
do
        echo $p1
        echo $p2
        echo $p3

        #echo "$p1" | sed -e 's/\([*.[^$]\)/\\\1/g' > temp
        #p1="`cat temp`"
        #rm temp
        #echo $p1

        sed "s/$p1/$p2/g" "$p3" > temp.out
        mv temp.out "$p3"
done

sub3 produced incorrect output on test 28: /home/cbliss/UnixCourse/scriptAsst/sub3 '3' '9' '_aardvark.cpp'

1...
2...
3... etc.

#!/bin/sh
p1="$1"
shift
p2="$2"
shift

for FILE in "$@"
do
        echo $p1
        echo $p2
        echo "Process $FILE using $p1 and $p2..."
done

#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift

for file in *
do
      echo $p1
      echo $p2

      sed "s/$p1/$p2/g" $file >temp.out
      mv temp.out $file
done

sub3 appears to be treating its first parameter as the name of a file to be edited.

#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift
p3="$1"
shift


for file in *
do
      echo $p1
      echo $p2
      echo $p3

      sed "s/$p1/$p2/g" "$p3" > temp.out
      mv temp.out "$p3"
done

for file in *
do
  echo Looking at $file.
  count=`expr $count + 1`
  echo Count is $count.
done

sub3 produced incorrect output on test 29: /directory/sub3 'e' 'x' '_bongo.dat' '_cat.dat'

for FILE in "$@"

for FILE in *

for FILE in "$@"

sed can't read : No such file or directory
mv: cannot move `temp.out' to `': No such file or directory

#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift
#p3="$1"
#shift

for FILE in "$@"
do
        echo $p1
        echo $p2
        set p3="$file"
        echo $p3

        #echo "$p1" | sed -e 's/\([*.[^$]\)/\\\1/g' > temp
        #p1="`cat temp`"
        #rm temp
        #echo $p1

        sed "s/$p1/$p2/g" "$p3" > temp.out
        mv temp.out "$p3"
done

for FILE in whatever

FILE

$file

#!/bin/sh

p1="$1"
shift
p2="$1"
shift

for FILE in "$@"
do
        echo $p1
        echo $p2
        echo "Process $FILE using $p1 and $p2..."

        #echo "$p1" | sed -e 's/\([*.[^$]\)/\\\1/g' > temp
        #p1="`cat temp`"
        #rm temp
        #echo $p1

        sed "s/$p1/$p2/g" $FILE > temp.out
        mv temp.out $FILE
done

~cs252/bin/scriptAsst.pl

Checking sub3...
28...
29...
30...
31...
sed: can't read _king: No such file or directory
sed: can't read cobra.dat: No such file or directory
mv: target `cobra.dat' is not a directory
32...
33...
sed: can't read _king: No such file or directory
sed: can't read cobra.dat: No such file or directory
mv: target `cobra.dat' is not a directory

sub3 produced incorrect output on test 33: /home/cbliss/UnixCourse/scriptAsst/sub3 'Unix' 'U N I X' '_king cobra.dat' '_ne$wt.foo'