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Formatting the output of a script
Post 302353535 by avishek007 on Tuesday 15th of September 2009 02:07:30 PM
09-15-2009
Formatting the output of a script
Dear readers,
I have a script that counts the number of files in particular directories in my home location and displays the output. Now I have 13 directories in my home location. I am getting the output as :
Avishek_dir 13
Kunal_dir 17
Shantanu_dir 18
Arup_dir 12
Pranabesh_dir 19
.
.
.
etc
like this
I want the output like
Avishek_dir--------13
Kunal_dir ---------17
Shantanu_dir------18
Arup_dir-----------12
Pranabesh_dir-----19
Can you tell me how to do it
.
Thanks in advance .
Regards
Avishek
I have a script that counts the number of files in particular directories in my home location and displays the output. Now I have 13 directories in my home location. I am getting the output as :
Avishek_dir 13
Kunal_dir 17
Shantanu_dir 18
Arup_dir 12
Pranabesh_dir 19
.
.
.
etc
like this
I want the output like
Avishek_dir--------13
Kunal_dir ---------17
Shantanu_dir------18
Arup_dir-----------12
Pranabesh_dir-----19
Can you tell me how to do it
.Thanks in advance .
Regards
Avishek
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