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Create directories with regular expression
Post 302230807 by mahendrt on Sunday 31st of August 2008 01:53:56 PM
08-31-2008
thanku radoulov, for prompt reply.
3rd code given by you is working perfectly....
May be my shell doesn't support such expansions, it has given following errors with rest of the commands.
1st one has given the error:
printf: 3016-001 Specify a number instead of {1..10}.
and second one has created a directory with name test{01..10}.
3rd code given by you is working perfectly....
May be my shell doesn't support such expansions, it has given following errors with rest of the commands.
1st one has given the error:
printf: 3016-001 Specify a number instead of {1..10}.
and second one has created a directory with name test{01..10}.
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