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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers foreach shell question Post 302332204 by d_kowalske on Wednesday 8th of July 2009 10:13:55 AM
Old 07-08-2009
Scott, thanks for your help
I still have the same problem, I am a new user is it possible not to have bash and only sh? Let me post my entire code to see if it helps.
Code:
./window_sect_inf_make
echo "Finished: inf_make:"


for ((i=1; i<=365; i++)); do
 ./window_sect_data_make <<EOF
`echo $i`  #!the record number-for velocity its day number-use 12 for T/S
Vn  #! Options: T,S,Vn,
200 #! along transect resolution
150 #! depth
Color
velocity_data/filtered_data/gom1995.nc #input read file
EOF

echo "Finished: data_make:"

./window_sect_grrider <<EOF
sect_inf/window_sect.dat #input
1 #input
500000 1700000 -700000 350000 #input
200 150 #input
sect_inf/Vec_data/filtered/window_sect`echo $i`.grd #outputfile
1 #input
9 #input
0 #input
EOF
;done

I never make it to the line with
Code:
echo "Finished: data_make:"

 

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