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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Picking the latest file based on a timestamp for a Dynamic file name Post 302975867 by RudiC on Monday 20th of June 2016 08:25:20 AM
Old 06-20-2016
Like so:
Code:
for FN in $(ls -r *.xml); do KEY=${FN%%[A-Z]*}; [ "$KEY" = "$OLDKEY" ] || echo $FN; OLDKEY=$KEY; done
9819Always_99999999911_20160418.xml
15606Always_9999999999_20160418.xml

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Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			       Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)

NAME
Jifty::Request::Mapper - Maps response values into arbitrary query parameters DESCRIPTION
"Jifty::Request::Mapper" is used to insert values into parameters that you can't know when you originally constructed the request. The prime example of this is a Create action to a View page -- where you can't know what ID to supply to the View page until after the Create action has run. This problem can be fixed by establishing a mapping between some part of the Jifty::Result of the Create action, and the ID query parameter. METHODS
query_parameters HASH Extended syntax for generating query parameters. This is used by Jifty::Web::Form::Clickable for its "parameters" argument, as well as for "results" of continuations. Possible formats for each key => value pair in the "HASH" are: "KEY => STRING" The simplest form -- the "KEY" will have the literal value of the "STRING" supplied "KEY => { result => ACTION }" The "KEY" will take on the value of the content named "KEY" from the result of the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a moniker thereof. "KEY => { result => ACTION, name => STRING }" The "KEY" will take on the value of the content named "STRING" from the result of the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a moniker thereof. "KEY => { request_argument => STRING }" The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "STRING" from the request. "KEY => { argument => ACTION }" The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "KEY" from the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a moniker thereof. "KEY => { argument => ACTION. name => STRING }" The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "STRING" from the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a moniker thereof. "result_of" and "argument_to" are valid synonyms for "result" and "argument", above. map PARAMHASH Responsible for doing the actual mapping that "query_parameters" above sets up. That is, takes magical query parameters and extracts the values they were meant to have. destination The "key" from a query parameter source The "value" of a query parameter request The Jifty::Request object to pull action arguments from. Defaults to the current request. response The Jifty::Response object to pull results from. Defaults to the current response. Returns a key => value pair. perl v5.14.2 2010-12-08 Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)
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