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Checking the format of inputs in a file
Hi,
I have a script that takes the contents of another file as inputs. Its assumed that there are 3 values in the input file that are seperated by '|'. I have to check in my script, whether the filed seperator used in the input file is '|' or not. If its not a '|' I have to print a error message. How can I do it. Thanks in advnace. |
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