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sequence number checking
Hi there,
I'm wanting to produce a shell script that will check through some file names and identify a skip in sequence (four digit seq num in file name). I have played on the idea of havng a file that has a sorted list of file names which I can read line at a time and cut out the sequence number. This is were I'm sure where to go. How can I compare the current seqence number with the next? I can get the current sequence number and produce what the next should be but how do I confirm what does come next? I hope someone can help???? Cheers and beers, Neil PS, Not home work... and no, this not a double bluff!!!! |
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