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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Output checker setting variable to TRUE or FALSE Post 302966011 by bakunin on Saturday 6th of February 2016 06:48:42 AM
Old 02-06-2016
This might help, but i have a feeling the problem is more complex than you mentioned. You need to fill the arrays with your values correspondingly. If "aaa" is expected to be followed by "bbb" then you need to have "aaa" as array element in achFirst[] and "bbb" as the array element with the same index in achSecond[].

Code:
#! /bin/ksh

typeset fInput="/path/to/input"

typeset achFirst[1]="aaa"
typeset achFirst[2]="..."         # enter other possible values for "aaa"
[...]

typeset achSecond[1]="bbb"
typeset achSecond[2]="..."         # enter other possible values for "bbb"
[...]

typeset    chLineBuffer=""
typeset -i iIndexFound=0
typeset -i iLineCounter=0

while read chLineBuffer ; do
     (( iLineCounter += 1 ))
                                                # cut off everything leaving service name
     chLineBuffer="${chLineBuffer## Flags: x              Service: }"

     if [ $iIndexFound -eq 0 ] ; then     # first line of a pair
          while [ $iIndexFound -le ${#achFirst[$*]} ] ; do
               if [ "${achFirst[$iIndexFound]" == "$chLineBuffer" ] ; then
                    break
               fi
               (( iIndexFound += 1 ))
          done
          if [ $iIndexFound -gt ${#achFirst[$*]} ] ; then
               print -u2 "unkown Service identifier found, aborting (Line: $iLineCounter)"
               exit 1
          fi
     else
          if [ "$chLineBuffer" != "${achSecond[$iIndexFound]}" ] ; then
               print -u2 "expected: ${achSecond[$iIndexFound]}   found: $chLineBuffer (Line: $iLineCounter)"
               exit 2
          fi
     fi
done < "$fInput"

I hope this helps.

bakunin

Last edited by bakunin; 02-06-2016 at 08:05 AM..
 

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