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how to cp files to dir,using routine?
hi all,
I wanted to know how we can copy files to dirs, through a routine and when the file and the dir are specified as parameters for that routine and explicitly called? Eg: suppose i want to copy file1 to /tmp then myproc() { . . } myproc /path/file1 /tmp/ These parameters when passed to the myproc() ,file1 should be copied to /tmp May i know how it can be done? |
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