Good day ...
Well i do have this project in school, in our Principles Of Operating System Class
We are using Cygwin....
And our project goes like this...
Create a dictionary using cygwin. Display the following menu at the start of execution
1-add a word in the dictionary # specify the meaning
2-search a word # if word exists, show the meaning of the word
2-delete a word
4-delete all words in the dictionary
#NOTE: The program should ask the user if he wishes to continue or not.
And here is my Code....
ans=yes
while [ $ans = yes ]
do
echo 1-Add a word in the dictionary
echo 2-Search a word in the dictionary
echo 3-Delete a word in the dictionary
echo 4-Delete all words in the dictionary
echo -n "Choose which to execute: "
read ENTRY
case $ENTRY in
1)
echo -n "Enter a word: "
read word
echo $word " " | cat >> word.txt
echo -n "Enter the meaning: "
read meaning
echo $meaning | cat >> word.txt
;;
2)
SUCCESS=0
echo -n "Enter the word to search: "
read word
grep -q "$word" "word.txt"
if [ $? -eq $SUCCESS ]
then
awk "/$word/" word.txt
else
echo Word not found!
fi
;;
3)
#I still don't know what code to delete a word from the textfile
#If you can supply a good code to delete a word, that would be a big help 
;;
4)
echo | cat > word.txt | echo Successfully Deleted!
;;
echo -n "Do you want to continue?yes or no: "
read ans
done
In the case 1 , I wanted that everytime I save a word & meaning to a notepad it would appear like this in the notepad
#example
Clandestine means Secret
Loquacious means Talkative
but in my code, it appears like this in the notepad
#example
Clandestine means Secret Loquacious means Talkative
Does anyone know what is the code for my desired output in the notepad in case 1?
Can anybody help me with my code , especially in case 1 and case 3?
Your immediate response regarding this matter is so much appreciated
Thank you so much in advance ^_^ God bless ....
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Removed poll. Please refrain from adding pointless polls like "do you understand my question?" The replies you receive will generally determine that. Like the one you got here...
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08-29-2011
