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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Fall through case structure Post 302340484 by hkansal on Monday 3rd of August 2009 02:05:07 PM
Old 08-03-2009
hmmm...

Thanks everyone for the replies. I think I should go with what Zaxxon told me earlier and as I had initially done it. I don't require functions because only single line of code, so that can be put there itself.

Regards,
HKansal

Last edited by hkansal; 08-03-2009 at 03:06 PM.. Reason: spelling mistake
 

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uuidgen(1)						      General Commands Manual							uuidgen(1)

NAME
uuidgen - a universally unique identifier (UUID) generator for XPLC SYNOPSIS
uuidgen [ OPTION ] ... uuidcdef [ OPTION ] ... DESCRIPTION
uuidgen generates a new universally unique identifier (UUID). This UUID can be assumed to be unique to any other UUIDs generated on the local system, as well as those created on any other systems, at any time in the past or future. By default, uuidgen will try to generate a UUID with as much randomness as possible. It tries to pick out a high-quality randomness source. If it cannot find one, it will fall back on using a time-based algorithm. OPTIONS
-c, --cdef Print the UUID as an initializer for a C structure, compatible with the type used by XPLC. This is the default mode for uuidcdef. -r, --random Demand that the random-based algorithm be used to generate the UUID. This will prefer a high-quality randomness source, but may fall back on a low-entropy one. -t, --time Demand that the time-based algorithm be used to generate the UUID. -u, --uuid Print the UUID like: "26175a27-c35d-4615-8dfb-1509eab28ef8". This is the printf(3) format: "%08x-%04x-%04x-%04x-%012x". This is the default mode for uuidgen. AUTHOR
Simon Law SEE ALSO
uuidgen(1). tvtime 0.3.13 October 2005 uuidgen(1)
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