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Hi All,
I need to read filenames with space in between in a for loop like Integration of utility projects Integration of hdf projects I copied these files from a windows system and as you know windows filename has spaces in between them. But while unix is reading the filename in a for loop it reads word by word and in the end it's futile because all the filenames has space in between. This is the command I use to read the filenames for i in `ls -l` Is there a way to accomplish this. Please help me on this. ![]() |
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