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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need help with these scripts in nano... Post 302778079 by tburns517 on Saturday 9th of March 2013 01:00:49 PM
Old 03-09-2013
Need help with these scripts in nano...

So I am trying to write 3 different scripts using nano. Having some trouble with each.

The first one is prompting for the person's information, and I would like to store that information in a new text file. I have most of it complete. The only problem I have here is that I do not know the code to send all of the information to the new text file.

The second one I want to remove all HTML tags from a document, as well as duplicate lines.

The third script I have a list of states, their land area and population. I need it to ask the person if they would like to have a new file sorted alphabetically by state name, by land area or by population. They can choose 1, 2, or 3. Depending on what they choose, I need to output their choice to a new text file.

I sort of have a grasp on what to do for these scripts but I need a little help on each one. Any help would be appreciated.
 

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PGADuplicate(8) 						      PGAPack							   PGADuplicate(8)

NAME
PGADuplicate - determines if a specified string is a duplicate of one already in an existing population INPUT PARAMETERS
ctx - context variable p - string index pop1 - symbolic constant of the population containing string p pop2 - symbolic constant of the (possibly partial) population containing strings to compare string p against n - the number of strings in pop2 to compare string p against n -1) OUTPUT PARAMETERS
none SYNOPSIS
#include "pgapack.h" int PGADuplicate(ctx, p, pop1, pop2, n) PGAContext *ctx int p int pop1 int pop2 int n LOCATION
duplcate.c EXAMPLE
0,...,n-1 in population pop2. Otherwise returns PGA_FALSE Example: Change any string in PGA_NEWPOP that is an exact copy of a string in PGA_OLDPOP. PGAContext *ctx; int b, n; : n = PGAGetPopsize(ctx); for (b=0; b<n; b++) if (PGADuplicate(ctx, b, PGA_NEWPOP, PGA_OLDPOP, n)) PGAChange(ctx, b, PGA_NEWPOP); Check if the best string in population PGA_OLDPOP is a duplicate of any of the strings in the first half of population PGA_NEWPOP. PGAContext *ctx; int b, n; : b = PGAGetBestIndex(ctx, PGA_OLDPOP); n = PGAGetPopsize(ctx) / 2; if (PGADuplicate(ctx, b, PGA_OLDPOP, PGA_NEWPOP, n)) printf("A duplicate!0); 05/01/95 PGADuplicate(8)
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