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Stripping out extension in file name
This command gives me just the filename without any extension:
evrvar =`echo filename.tar | sed 's/\.[^.]*$//'` I am trying to make a change to this command... to make it work for... filename.tar.gz to get just the filename.... currently the command gives me filename.tar by removing only gz... I am new to regular expression... pls help. Thx. |
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