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String comparison in if statement
Post 302283787 by javathecat on Wednesday 4th of February 2009 03:59:23 AM
02-04-2009
That did the job nicely, heres how I applied it:Code:
case $DATA in
*"0 b (0%)"*) ;;
* )
echo $FILE
echo $DATA ;;
esac|
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