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How to parse config variables from external file to shell script
How do i use a config.txt to recursively pass a set of variables to a shell script
eg my config.txt looks like this : [set_1] path=c://dataset/set1 v1= a.bin v2= b.bin [set_2] path=c://dataset/set2 v1= xy.bin v2= abc.bin [set_3] .................. and so on . and my testscript : #!/bin/bash .$1 echo $path $v1 $v2 Right now I am able to parse first set of variables . How do i move on to the subsequent set_2 , set_3 ........... Thanks in advance pradsh |
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