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12-01-2010

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ctsgnb

kopie()
{
plaats="" ; naarwaar="" ; bestand=""
echo -n " Plaats van waar: "
read plaats
echo -n " Geef de naam van het te kopi�ren bestand : "
read bestand
echo -n " Directory naar waar : "
read naarwaar
[[ ! -d "$plaats" || ! -d "$naarwaar" ]] && echo "Warning: $plaats or $naarwaar is not a directory"
[[ ! -r "$plaats/$bestand" ]] && echo "cannot read $plaats/$bestand"
if [ -f "$plaats/$bestand" ]
then
echo "Bestand $bestand bestaat in $plaats"
if [ -f "$naarwaar/$bestand" ]
then
echo " Bestand bestaat reeds in $naarwaar"
else
echo "$naarwaar bestaat niet, of $bestand staat reeds in $naarwaar"
fi
else
echo "Bestand $bestand bestaat niet in $plaats, of de directory $plaats bestaat niet"
echo -n "Kopi�ren niet uitgevoerd"
fi
}

OK,
this solves my question.
1 more thing, why do you type that first line? It works fine without it.
plaats="" ; naarwaar="" ; bestand=""

Thanks!

yadeki

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NAME

       set_color - set_color - set the terminal color

set_color - set the terminal color
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   Description
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