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A range problem
I have a text file which contains a row of values ranging from -9.99 to 1.00 now the issue here is I need the script below to keep checking recursively th entire file, yes the entire fila and only then specify the row contains just 1.00 or any other value... the script is below Code:
files1="$(find /home/Desktop/Ant/original_files | xargs grep "1.00" | cut -d ":" -f1 | uniq)" echo $files1 for X1 in $files1 do cp $X1 /home/Desktop/Ant/final_files_noremand1 done echo "folder with no remark 465 but has all atom 1.00 is created" in above script the problem is the script just checks the first occurance of the value 1.00 and then decides, but if next value is not 1.00 it does not check...plz help |
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