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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Extracting the file name from the specified URL Post 302620997 by filter on Monday 9th of April 2012 03:45:13 PM
Old 04-09-2012
Thanks a lot for all your quick replies.This would really help me out.

Seems like my script is still to be performed:

In the file , I would have the following:
Code:
https://ims-svnus.com/dev/DB/trunk/bin/feeds/templates/shell_script.txt -r860
https://ims-svnus.com/dev/DB/trunk/bin/perl/templates/perl_script.txt -r867
https://ims-svnus.com/dev/DB/trunk/cfg/temlpates/cfg_file.txt -r868
...so on..

I will have the following directories already created:
/home/filter/prod/bin
/home/filter/prod/cfg

I need to read line by line from the above file and do the following:
1) Somehow split the line based on the word "Templates" and then store the filename(ex: shell_script.txt) into a variable.($filename)
2) The other part of the splitted line should be stored in another variable.($path)
3) $path = reverse $path -- to extract the directory feeds, cfg ($1) (The directory should be created if it doesn't exists. i.e. /home/filter/prod/bin/feeds
4) then svn export <$line> <save to /home/filter/prod/$path/$filename)
i.e. the extracted file should save under that directory.

Script
Code:
$ver=$opts{"v"};
$environment=$opts{"e"};

$vob_dir="https://ims-svnus.com/dev/DB/trunk/"
$dest_tmpl_path="/home/filter/prod/";
$dest_ovrd_path="/home/filter/prod/ovrd/";

($full_path, $version) = split('trunk', $ver);
        $temp = reverse $full_path;
 ($file) = split (/\//, $temp);
        $file = reverse $file;
$full_path =~ /^${vob_dir}(.*)${file}$/;  -- not sure whether this is correct
        $full_path = $1;
        $full_path =~ s/templates\///;
$dest_tmpl_path .= "$full_path";
        $dest_ovrd_path .= "$full_path";

        `mkdir -p $dest_tmpl_path` if (! -e $dest_tmpl_path );
        `mkdir -p $dest_ovrd_path` if (! -e $dest_ovrd_path );
}

Could someone please help out in this. Would really appreciate your help.
 

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