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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Extract a part of a filename containing a particular word Post 302692313 by Subbeh on Monday 27th of August 2012 11:39:12 AM
Old 08-27-2012
Or take the first 24 characters of the filename:

Code:
prefix=$(ls|head -1| sed 's/^\(.\{24\}\).*/\1/')
for file in acc faf prom subs ; do
        [ -e ${prefix}${file}.csv ] || touch ${prefix}${file}.csv
done

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OTFPROFILE-MPI(1)						   User Commands						 OTFPROFILE-MPI(1)

NAME

       otfprofile-mpi - otfprofile-mpi

DESCRIPTION

	      otfprofile-mpi - generate a profile of a trace in LaTeX format.

	      Syntax: otfprofile-mpi [options] <input file name>

	      options:

       -h, --help
	      show this help message

       -V     show OTF version

       -v     increase output verbosity (can be used more than once)

       -p     show progress

       -f <n> max. number of filehandles available per rank (default: 50)

       -b <size>
	      set buffersize of the reader (default: 1048576)

       -o <prefix>
	      specify the prefix of output file(s) (default: result)

       -g <n> max. number of process groups in LaTeX output (range: 1-16, default: 16)

       -c, --cluster[ <alg>]
	      do  additional  clustering of processes/threads using comparison algorithm <alg> (KMEANS or CLINKAGE) (default comparison algorithm:
	      KMEANS)

       -m <mapfile>
	      write cluster mapping to <mapfile> (implies -c, default: result.map)

       -s <prefix>
	      call otfshrink to apply the cluster mapping to input trace and produce a new trace named <prefix> with symbolic links to the  origi-
	      nal (implies -c)

       -H     use hard groups for CLINKAGE clustering (implies --cluster CLINKAGE)

       -q <0-1>
	      quality threshold for CLINKAGE clustering (implies --cluster CLINKAGE, default: 0.1)

       --stat read only summarized information, no events

       --[no]csv
	      enable/disable producing CSV output (default: disabled)

       --[no]tex
	      enable/disable producing LaTeX output (default: enabled)

	      PDF creation requires the PGFPLOTS package version >1.4 http://sourceforge.net/projects/pgfplots/

	      otfprofile-mpi - generate a profile of a trace in LaTeX format.

	      Syntax: otfprofile-mpi [options] <input file name>

	      options:

       -h, --help
	      show this help message

       -V     show OTF version

       -v     increase output verbosity (can be used more than once)

       -p     show progress

       -f <n> max. number of filehandles available per rank (default: 50)

       -b <size>
	      set buffersize of the reader (default: 1048576)

       -o <prefix>
	      specify the prefix of output file(s) (default: result)

       -g <n> max. number of process groups in LaTeX output (range: 1-16, default: 16)

       -c, --cluster[ <alg>]
	      do  additional  clustering of processes/threads using comparison algorithm <alg> (KMEANS or CLINKAGE) (default comparison algorithm:
	      KMEANS)

       -m <mapfile>
	      write cluster mapping to <mapfile> (implies -c, default: result.map)

       -s <prefix>
	      call otfshrink to apply the cluster mapping to input trace and produce a new trace named <prefix> with symbolic links to the  origi-
	      nal (implies -c)

       -H     use hard groups for CLINKAGE clustering (implies --cluster CLINKAGE)

       -q <0-1>
	      quality threshold for CLINKAGE clustering (implies --cluster CLINKAGE, default: 0.1)

       --stat read only summarized information, no events

       --[no]csv
	      enable/disable producing CSV output (default: disabled)

       --[no]tex
	      enable/disable producing LaTeX output (default: enabled)

	      PDF creation requires the PGFPLOTS package version >1.4 http://sourceforge.net/projects/pgfplots/

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