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Extract content from several txt-files
Hi!
Im trying to write a script in ksh that creates a single txt-file from specific content in several other txt-files. From these files I want to extract all text after 'WORD' and before '=', regardless of number of lines and other content. I have tried cat and guess I need ${parameter##pattern} like below (only text after WORD), but it doesnt work: FILENAME=/data/files/N01_????_B* cat ${FILENAME##*WORD} > /data/files/allfiles.txt Is it possible to do it this way or is there another way? /Lars |
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