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oops!! ur correct cfajohnson,
never thought of spaces in a file name,
sorry abt that.

This one works too, tested on gentoo, bash 3.1.16

for i in $( find /test -iname "A*.TXT" );
do
if [ -r "${i}" ] ; then
printf "Test OK\n"
else
printf "Test NG\n"
fi
done

Hi,
First of all forgive me if Xlib related problems does not go under this thread.

In my main program, im using Xlib`s XImage type object which contains a regularly updating bitmap, and maps the...

Thankx fpmurphy for the reply, actually i had it given up until i saw ur answer recently. it worked, up to my requirement, thankx.
wolwy.

hi all,
im using dirent.h headers readdir() function to traverse down a directory ( after openning it with opendir() ), and im printing the dir->d_name in a program.


while(( dir = readdir( d )...

thankx ramen_noodle & andryk :b:
ramen_noodle was actually correct, sorry abt my lack of knowledge.
i put a loop in my main program and it was ok.
wolwy.

hi all,
my requirement is to create a thread by calling another function.
i.e i dont call pthread_create directly from main, but by calling another function (createThd - below ), from main. ...

sorry about my lack of understanding on how these functions work.
buffoonix`s method also works fine. thankx.

thankx era for the quick reply,
i subtracted ten thinking that the length of the string im gonna print is 10. :)
what u said worked :b:, but i still had to use the eval.
anyway, thankx for the...

#!/usr/bin/perl

my $file = $_[0];

open (FILEPTR, $file) or die "an error occured while reading file !";
while ( <FILEPTR> ) {
print "$_";
}

close ( FILEPTR );

hi all,
im having a problem with using perl printf. my requirement is to print a string (like [OK]) at the right most end of the screen.
i tried this perl script, but it fails with an error;
...

thankx very much guys,
it worked, the split function was quite useful.

hi,
im quite new to perl regexp. i have a problem where i want to extract a word from a given string. but the word is unknown, only fact is that it appears as the second word in the string.

Eg....