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Striping process variable
Hello. I would like to strip out the process name from the ${0##*\} variable. So that if I have a script named "mytest.script" the variable would be populated with just "mytest" I have tried doing a substring but it doesnt seem to work. Code:
name=`expr match "${0}" : './*\(/*.\)'`
Doing this gets me "m". I can do it in 2 steps. But I would like to accomplish in 1 if there is a way. Thank you, |
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