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How to show first 0 using seq or +1 count?
Post 302602802 by Sekullos on Tuesday 28th of February 2012 11:41:53 AM
02-28-2012
Sweet works perfectly to show 0 on that $i variable using printf but I m still not able to use that $i to grep the current date.
The output would be like this : "grep Feb 28 1:" instead of "grep Feb 28 01:"
Gonna man those printf options anyway looks interesting
The output would be like this : "grep Feb 28 1:" instead of "grep Feb 28 01:"
Gonna man those printf options anyway looks interesting
Last edited by Sekullos; 02-28-2012 at 12:49 PM..
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