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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Batch to bash conversion Post 302891318 by prasanna2166 on Wednesday 5th of March 2014 06:12:40 AM
Old 03-05-2014
Thanks Carlom for your reply.

By using below code, "Group 2" assigned to "VAR1" and "Group F, Group G, Group H, Group I,Group J" assigned to "VAR2", but my need is to assign all the Groups present on LHS to one variable and corresponding RHS to another variable.

expected output is:
VAR1[0] = Group 1
VAR2 [0]= Group A
VAR1[1] = Group 2
VAR2 [1]= Group F, Group G, Group H, Group I,Group J

If Group 3 present on a.txt the array should be increased as VAR1[2] and VAR2[2].

Thanks in advance!!
 

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