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Need help on parsing string
String example:
/vmfs/volumes/46000471-71d7c414-8f74-0013210cddc3/gistst/gistst.vmx What I would like to do is create a variable and save gistst in it. I thought if I could create an array and split it by '/' then I could use the 4th array element or if they was a way to do a substring porocess. Thing is I do not know any unix shell scripting. I've been able to get most of my script to work but I'm having trouble with this. Can anyone help me out. Thanks |
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