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Forum: Open Source 07-15-2008
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Unix - vi Windows - Notepad++
Unix - vi

Windows - Notepad++
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Posted By phproxy
I've updated my code, see below. One more...
I've updated my code, see below.

One more question for you guys. How would I add a date to the output in DD/MM/YYYY format, so i could sort by date added in excel or similar?

To clarify, the...
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Posted By phproxy
Thank you for your time and help, I have modified...
Thank you for your time and help, I have modified the script accordingly (see below)


echo "Enter the surname"

read NAME2

echo "Enter the first name"

read NAME1


echo "Please enter...
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Posted By phproxy
Help regarding saving information within a script!
I have 2 files. File 1 exports variables globally, File 2 pulls in the information into itself and displays it. I need to know how to then save the information into the bottom of File 2, allowing for...
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Posted By phproxy
Ok i'll try and explain it better. Currently...
Ok i'll try and explain it better.

Currently the script saves the data in a new file.

I want to be able to save the data in an existing file.

So the script would take the variables and...
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Posted By phproxy
anyone?
anyone?
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Posted By phproxy
Is there anyway to use an external template and...
Is there anyway to use an external template and paste the variables into that? Instead of creating a new external file as below?

Thank you for your response.


echo "First Name = $name1"...
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Posted By phproxy
I've mastered the script now, thank you for your...
I've mastered the script now, thank you for your help. After using it for a while it becomes annoying having to open it up each and every time i add a new person.

What's the easiest way to get it...
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Posted By phproxy
Writing variables into a new file
echo "Please enter your surname\n"
echo "followed by your first name:\c"
read name1 name2
echo "Thank you"
echo "Now please enter your age"
read age
echo "Thanks again, we're nearly done....
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