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if [ -s $FILE ] && (( $(stat -c %s $FILE) > 104857600 )); then
--
Bye

So put more error-checking in your code. Check for the presence of certain files. If they're not there,complain that such-and-such variable hasn't been set and quit.

#!/bin/bash

die() {
...

SAMPLE is global, $1 is not. When you call a function it gets its own $1 $2 ... variables.

Try this.

#!/bin/sh

function asdf() {
echo "asdf's 1 is $1"
echo "asdf's 2 is...

Not sure what could be the issue..

try this...


SAMPLE=$2
#ForMakingPU ...

replace 'root -L' with 'cat' to see if your program ends up as exactly what you want once you leave the here-document.

Which shell are you using?

In sh, dash, should run on bash as well:
#!/bin/sh

if [ ! "$1" ]; then
TEXT="Data_0"
else
TEXT="$1"
fi

if [ ! "$2" ]; then
Lines=45
else
Lines=$2
fi

$# return the number of argument.

Ok..

Then use PATHNAME as array only..


PATHNAME[1]=${PATH525[1]}
PATHNAME[2]=${PATH525[2]}


How to use array you know that..

If it has one element also make it is as first entry..

...

That is to be expected. You have defined not variables but arrays. In fact you have defined arrays with only one member, which is kind of contradicting the purpose of an array.

Array variables are...

Always keep in mind that the shell "expands" variables before evaluating a line. That means that an expression like "$var" will be replaced by the contents of this variable. The default content of a...

"" will be useful if your variable having space...

My above given code works perfect for your file list..


echo "data1.list
data2.list
data3.list" | sed 's/data[a-zA-Z0-9]*/data1/g'...

Opps...

Sorry i've done mistake there..:D

Try this....



sed 's/adds[a-zA-Z0-9]/data1/g'

find can do the same thing with printf

-printf "%T@ %f\n"

I still haven't studied your script in details, and don't understand what you mean with "hard time in that CP command", but there is one more thing I noticed:
...
SubmitBatchJob () {
max=$2...

Just an observation:

much of the confusion is caused by using "i" or "j" instead of meaningful variable names. If a variable is an index to a filename, then call it "FileNameIdx" or something...

1) What you can do here is ...
Just create an array ( i don't know how is your directory structure, from your post it look like there is no pattern so we can get those path).
just give paths in a...

Hey, sorry for that. I'd made a typo in my post (rectified now). It ought to be typeset and not typset

Fixed that for you.

Not all Bourne shells are BASH. BASH is a Bourne shell, with extended features that a generic Bourne shell doesn't have -- like arrays, and functions.

There is also more...

Leave a space character after if (or any unix command for that matter).

pls leave spaces around [ and ].
@Corona668: the [ needs a leading space as well.

This is wrong, you're missing a space:
if[ $i == 1] ;
if[ $i == 1 ]

The semicolon on the end was also pointless, but harmless too. ; separates multiple commands on a line, you don't...

Try this...

#!/bin/bash
TEXT=$1
LINES=$2
FINAL=$3

awk '{if($0~text){p=lines;next}}
{if(filename!=FILENAME){f[++g]=FILENAME;filename=FILENAME}}
p>0{
split($0,arr,"=")
...

Try this...

awk '/using photon counter/{p=12;next}
p>0{
split($0,arr,"=")
h[$1"HDR"]=arr[1]
a[$1]=a[$1]" "$NF
sum[$1]+=$NF
p--
}
END{
for(i...