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Old 09-16-2008
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Accessing arrays in shell scripts

Hi All,

I have an array in my script.

For example,
array=(file1.xml,file1-summary.xml,file2.xml,file2-summary.xml,file3.xml,file3-summary.xml);


I am accessing the elements of the array by using the following code.

len=${#array[*]};

while [ $j -lt $len ]; do
echo "${array[$j]}"
done

I want to print the only files like file1.xml,file2.xml etc.

I don't want to print file1-summary.xml,file2-summary.xml etc.

For that I am uisng the following piece of code.

len=${#array[*]};

while [ $j -lt $len ]; do
if [ ${array[$j]} != *.summary.xml ]then;
echo "${array[$j]}"
fi
let j++;
done

But this code prints all the files including the files like file1-summary.xml etc.

Can anyone help me on this....

Thanks in advance...
Anand.
 

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