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double variable declaration
i have variables with different values as below in KSH
AU_Holiday=1 SG_Holiday=0 KR_Holiday=1 JP_Holiday=0 $country_cd is the second variable which be one of 'AU' 'SG' 'KR' 'JP' which comes in a for loop. form that i need to derive the variable like first one and check whether it is equal to 1 or not. if [ $"$country_cd"_Holiday = "1" ] then do something else do something fi the above logic did not work can someone please help ? |
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i found the soution myself with the below command
if [ $eval ""$country_cd"_Holiday" -eq 1 ] it worked. |
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