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Hi guys, I receive a list from pipe (with fixed number of lines) like this:
name1
name2
name3

And in my ./ folder I have three files:
01-oldname.test
02-someoldname.test...

I understand. But the script will not parse any parameters until I know their exact names.

For example if I will not edit the script to parse #SETTINGSPARAMETER, script will not output it.

The...

Thanks a lot! If I understand correctly, if there will be a new parameter, script will not output it, right?

Sorry, but this time it is my fault! I truncated the desired output and you got me wrong.
I also forgot to mention that this script shouldn't calculate new date anything. It should only output to...

I just want to output to stdout. This is the desired output:

Thanks again.

But how can I parse that file? Is it possible?

Hi, I have a big settings confg (file attached). There are a few separate tasks that I have to accomplish. All scripting/programming languages are appreciated.

1. I need to parse all values and...

Couldn't find my PC on network. Root of evil the was in bad patch-cable.

Which one should I use in '/etc/hosts'?
Please explain in details.

Random quotes on the topic:

Yes, it does remove parentheses, but not the content in them.
Next time I should ask precisely.

How to remove first pair of parentheses and content in them from the beginning of the line?

Here's the list:
(ok)-test
(ok)-test-(ing)
(some)-test-(ing)-test
test-(ing)

Desired result:...

OS: POSIX-compliant
shell: sh/bash
terminal: rxvt (does it really matter?)

filesize: i don't know.. from 8 bytes to 8 terabytes

will there always be two "00" pairs: have no idea

do you...

with or without newline?

for i in {1..1024}; do base64 -i encrypt.txt -o temp; mv -f temp encrypt.txt; done
for i in `seq 1024`; do base64 -i encrypt.txt -o temp; mv -f temp encrypt.txt; done
i=0; while (( i++ < 1024 ));...

Hello again. I have two problems - is it possible to solve them?
1. I want to replace a few bytes after specific hex-string.
i.e.: I want to replace two bytes after AA AB AC:
AA AB AC 00 00 AA AA...

You nailed it Don.
(I will reply with another post after I try all these examples. Thanks guys.)

You're right, I provided bad examples. See updated question.

I want to check (using bash condition test function) if string contains three spaces, ignoring last three spaces at the end of string.

string_to_report='foo bar foo bar '...

Scrutinizer
yeah, first command replaces to the desired result in three passes:
-foo-bar-foo-bar-foo_bar-foo-bar-

Is it possible to replace to that result using multiple substitutions in one...

The question is how to use multiple substitutions in one expression. I just provided bad example.

Hi, I'm trying to get multiple substitutions in one expression using sed:

echo "-foo-_-bar--foo-_bar_-_foo_bar_-foo_-_bar_-" | sed -e "s/[_-|-_|--]/-/g"

So, as you can see I'm trying to replace...