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remove whitespace and test
Hi,
I know removing whitespaces I can found so many threads to read how it works and i did it, but my problem isn't solved... I have in my script a variable $1 which can contains a text like " Channel ". No I want to check if $1 contains the word Channel, but I don't know how many whitespaces there are before and after the word... I tried this: if [ "Channel" = $1|awk '{print $1}'>$1 ] ; then echo "found!!!" fi So where is the problem?? Sorry for this stupid question Ben Sky |
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