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I was trying to invoke [[ from the command line and it seems to work, so it must be something with my script.

> x=B10

> [[ $x = B[0-9][0-9] ]] && echo match || echo no match

> match
...

Thx for your reply!

It is actually just a piece of something bigger, the script is not working with boundaries either. I guess the problem is, that bash is not recognizing [[ ]]

I hope there is...

Hi All,

I have a very simple task to do. I want test a string with regex pattern.
Here's the script I want to use:

#!/bin/bash

x=B10

if [[ $x =~ B[0-9]{2} ]]; then
echo match
else...

OK!
Thanks again for your help!
Seems that I have a lot to learn :)

Thanks Scrutinizer!

This works. So basically break exits the loop after the first file matching the criteria is found. Is it right? I just want to be sure I understand correctly what the script's...

Thanks for the quick replies!

@gaurav1086: it works in deed, but I thought there must be a way to get it working with "test"
Actually I want to have a list with all the directories containing...

Hi Everyone!

I'm quite new to shell scripting so this might be trivial, though 3 days of struggle and search didn't help to solve the problem:

I want to look for files called '*HUN*' in a huge...