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Old 08-09-2005
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Shell Scripting Question

To anyone who can help greetings,
I am a beginner at Unix shell scripting and am taking a class.
The assignment question is as follows:

use a command-line tool named "itstat" which will display the resolution of an image file and some other lines of information. It accepts a list of image files as arguments (i.e., "itstat FILE1 FILE2 ..."), and its output looks like this:
File: pet_mocap_comp_v1_tvfa_vd8.1713.jpg
Resolution: 720 x 547
Channels: 3
Channel Types: RGB without Alpha Bit
Depth: 8
You are in a directory with 50 randomly named and sized images, and you want to know quickly the resolution of each file. Write a script that takes no arguments and uses itstat to print the filename and resolution of each file in the current working directory in the following format:
g50_comp_v6_2kfa_lg10.0310.rla: 2048 x 1556 g50_comp_v6_2kfa_lg10.0610.rla: 2048 x 1556 g50_comp_v6_2kfa_lg10.0710.rla: 2048 x 1556



I cannot find the commandline tool "itstat" and therefore do not know how to create a proper script.

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
 

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