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passing argument from one function to another
Post 302696281 by nrjrasaxena on Tuesday 4th of September 2012 02:35:56 PM
09-04-2012
ummmmm..how would it go then ? This too did not work...
Code:
CopyFiles() {
PATHNAME="$paths"
if [ "$2" = "525" ]; then
PATHNAME="$PATH525[*]"
elif [ "$2" = "533" ]; then
PATHNAME="$PATH533[*]"
elif [ "$2" = "ZY" ]; then
PATHNAME="$PATHZY[*]"
fi
echo "pathname is $PATHNAME"
for FileNameIndx in "${PATHNAME[@]}"
do
if [[ ! -e "dest_path/$FileNameIndx" ]]; then
ls -ltr "$FileNameIndx" | grep root | awk '{print string path $9}' string="$CONSTANT" path="$FileNameIndx" >> "$FileName"
echo "$FileNameIndx is copied"
else
echo "Check the FileName in ${PATHNAME[@]}"
fi
done
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