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05-08-2009

ptrbee

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script to merge xml files with options

Hi,

I have a very basic knowledge of shell scripting & would like some help with a little problem I have. I sometimes use a program calle phronix & sometimes like to compare its results which are *.xml files. Which is easy enough but a friend wants to avoid typing the path to the files.
Normally I would type
./phoronix-test-suite merge-results <saved name #1> <saved name #2> <save to> which would merge the 2x files & open the save to file in the browser.
Is there a way I could write a script which would only prompt for <save names> & <save to>?
my paths are
/home/ptrbee/.phoronix-test-suite/test-results/pc1/test-1.xml /home/ptrbee/.phoronix-test-suite/test-results/pc2/test-1.xml merged.xml

Hope this is enough info & thanks in advance

ptrbee.

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