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Process split files with same name by group

File examples

Code:

f17_mar_01_02_03_04_fsw1.xml
f17_mar_01_02_03_04_fsw2.xml
f17_mar_01_02_03_04_fsw3.xml

Code:

f17_feb_13_20_49_06_fsw1.xml
f17_feb_13_20_49_06_fsw2.xml
f17_feb_13_20_49_06_fsw3.xml

I have many xml files that are grouped with same file name, but are numbered from 1-to-many (fsw1..fsw2..fsw3 etc..). These example files are very short snippets of the thousands of grouped xmls’ I have.

Problem: I need to process these files by filename group in a loop (basically combining them into one file per group), but I cannot seem to restart the loop every time the filename changes and it processes all the files together into one file.

Question: I need to process each group separately (fsw1..fsw2..fsw3 ) and then the next filename (fsw1..fsw2..fsw3). Is there an easy conditional way to loop on filename pattern and restart loop every time the filename changes?

Thank You

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EVOLVOTRON_MUTATE(1)						    Evolvotron						      EVOLVOTRON_MUTATE(1)

NAME

       evolvotron_mutate - Render an evolvotron function tree to an image.

SYNOPSIS

       evolvotron_mutate < function_in.xml > function_out.xml

       evolvotron_mutate -g > function_out.xml

DESCRIPTION

       evolvotron_mutate either mutates an existing image function (saved to an XML file), or (with the -g option) creates a new image function.

       The mutation parameters and function weightings are the same as used by evolvotron in its default reset state.

       See the evolvotron user manual (accessible from the evolvotron application's Help menu) for more information on image functions.

COMMANDLINE OPTIONS

       -g   Specifies that no function should be read from standard input.  The output function is created at random.

EXAMPLES

       evolvotron_mutate -g | tee function0.xml | evolvotron_render function0.ppm

       evolvtron_mutate < function0.xml > function1.xml

AUTHOR

       evolvotron_mutate  was written by Tim Day (www.timday.com) and is released under the conditions of the GNU General Public License.  See the
       file LICENSE supplied with the source code for details.

SEE ALSO

       evolvotron(1), evolvotron_render(1)

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