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trying to create a script to read a flie and loop a command...
I tried to explain this earlier, but did a poor job of it. So I am trying again but taking a different approach.....
I have a file called test_words. In this file I have one line with 5 three letter words, with a single space seperating the words.(I.e., "cat car mop red pin") I want to create a script that will read the file and loop each word individually into a command until all words in the file have been used. Use the echo command for arguements sake. the output would look like this: cat car mop red pin The file test_word may change, by adding words or subtracting words, but always use a space as the delimiter. can anyone help with this? Thank you in advance for any and all help on this. |
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