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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to create incrementing counter Post 302224388 by palsevlohit_123 on Wednesday 13th of August 2008 03:48:59 AM
Old 08-13-2008
can you try out this...

#!/bin/bash
counter=1
counter=`expr $counter + 1`
echo $counter
 

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ost::Counter< T >(3)					     Library Functions Manual					      ost::Counter< T >(3)

NAME
ost::Counter< T > - The counter template is used for generic objects which act as automatic counters. SYNOPSIS
#include <counter.h> Public Member Functions Counter () Construct and initialize a counter to zero. Counter (const Counter &counter) Construct a counter with an initial value set for another counter. Counter (T initial) Construct a counter with an initial value of the specified data type. T & operator= (T c) operator T () Protected Attributes T count Detailed Description template<typename T>class ost::Counter< T > The counter template is used for generic objects which act as automatic counters. Each time the object is accessed, the underlying counted data type is incremented. Author: David Sugar dyfet@gnutelephony.org Automatic counter template class. Constructor &; Destructor Documentation template<typename T > ost::Counter< T >::Counter () [inline] Construct and initialize a counter to zero. References ost::Counter< T >::count. template<typename T > ost::Counter< T >::Counter (const Counter< T > &counter) [inline] Construct a counter with an initial value set for another counter. Parameters: counter to copy from. References ost::Counter< T >::count. template<typename T > ost::Counter< T >::Counter (Tinitial) [inline] Construct a counter with an initial value of the specified data type. Parameters: initial value to set. References ost::Counter< T >::count. Member Function Documentation template<typename T > ost::Counter< T >::operator T () [inline] References ost::Counter< T >::count. template<typename T > T& ost::Counter< T >::operator= (Tc) [inline] Member Data Documentation template<typename T > T ost::Counter< T >::count [protected] Referenced by ost::Counter< T >::Counter(), and ost::Counter< T >::operator T(). Author Generated automatically by Doxygen for GNU CommonC++ from the source code. GNU CommonC++ Sat Jun 23 2012 ost::Counter< T >(3)
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