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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting select some text from a test dependng on pattern Post 302321698 by mnmonu on Tuesday 2nd of June 2009 12:39:46 AM
Old 06-02-2009
Thanks a lot.................It works fine

Quote:
Originally Posted by panyam
Code:
echo '$INSTALL_BASEPATH/onereview-5.0/resources/commons-messages/commonmessages_default.properties' | awk -F"/" 'BEGIN{ OFS="/" } {$1="";$NF=""; print }'


Thanks a lot.................It works fine

-----Post Update-----

Quote:
Originally Posted by colemar
Code:
p='$INSTALL_BASEPATH/onereview-5.0/resources/commons-messages/commonmessages_default.properties'
p=/${p#*/}
p=${p%/*}
echo "[$p]"
[/onereview-5.0/resources/commons-messages]

Thanks a lot.................It works fine
 

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