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01-22-2006
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Reading line by line from a file
Hello..
Is there any way in UNIX shell scripting by which we can read a file one line at a time and at the same time maintains a count of where to read the next line from? i could not find any such command and so i am currently using something like head -$COUNTER | tail -1 COUNTER=`expr $COUNTER + 1` to read successive lines.. bye 
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01-22-2006
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See this - 12 Ways to Parse a file
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