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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Optimizing script to reduce execution time Post 302994640 by RudiC on Sunday 26th of March 2017 07:44:36 AM
Old 03-26-2017
Wouldn't it be nice if people knew what the desired output was? I can see a long, unstructured (?) sequence of "u1u1"s and long runs of spaces, interspersed with single characters from the original filename. jim mcnamara is certainly right when suspecting all this can be done with one awk, but who knows HOW that would / should be achieved?

And, the resulting "identifier" is 1199 char long - may work in some proprietary systems, but will certainly not be manageable for e.g. file names' in all *nix file systems.
Did you notice that $WIDTHA does NOT represent the file name's length but is one larger?
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