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Hi Corona,

None of the combination you provided works with that stupid busybox version that reside on the media player to remove the </title> .... what a pain this is.

Anyhow here's some sample...

I know this is temporary I plan on figuring out why this does not work; I am getting "bad substitution" on the busybox version that I am using on those lines:

SHORT="${LINE/<title>}"...

That is awesome I did not expect anyone to do all the dirty work for me. Hopefully this script will work fine on the old default busybox available on the media player.

I forgot to mentioned on my...

Yes, but extracting the title from the MovieInfo.nfo file is pretty fast it's all those if / test statement and writing to the file that seem to take a long time. For example if my drive contain...

Ah!!! You got me there; this XML file contain description for the movies ex: tiltle, synopsis, rating etc.... The only information I am looking for in that XML if it is available is the movie title...

You would think that awk would be available but unfortunately they are using an old version of busybox 1.1.3 that they recompile themself to be as small as possible since it is flash into an embeded...

Unfortunately this script need to run on a media player and awk is not available on it. Of course I could always copy it there but I rather use the default tools available on the media player...

I am looking for suggestions on how I could possibly optimized that piece of code where most of the time is spend on this script. In a nutshell this is a script that creates an xml file(s) based on...

Does anyone knows how can this be implemented using busybox. The first issue I had was with the for loop which I was able to fix with this and a counter j=j+1 in the loop:

while j <= iWhich I...

Thank you for all your replies. Things are working just the way I want due to your contributions.

You guy's are the best this work very good and is very fast: sed 's:\(.*/\)\(.*\):\2 \1\2:' mylist.txt | sort | sed 's:.* ::'Unfortunately I forgot one detail; I would like the sort to be case...

Both of those are working fine; I am guessing that it might be more efficient than using the while loop ???? not really sure I will have to experiment.

Thanks again I have many ways to choose to...

ctsgnb,

My result on my media player are somewhat different:

/tmp # cat mylist
/oracle/SID/sapreorg
/oracle/SID/sapdata1
/oracle/SID/sapdata2
/oracle/SI8/sapdata3
/oracle/SI9/sapdata4...

I guess I should have mentioned that in my original post. The shell (sh) is from an outdated busybox on my media player. Sorry I can not be more specific on the busybox version since I do not have...

Hi,

Here's my problem:

I have a file "tmp.txt" created by the find command that contain a list of files that meet certain criteria. I need to sort the files using the filenames only not taken...