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Tx for this answer. I will check this.

Hello all,

I have a file looks like a xml file:


....
<SrcIntDef>WAUXDFXXX<\SrcIntDef>
<SrcIntRep>WUBGIUNXXX<\SrcIntRep>
...


For these 2 lines I will change the values. So for result...

Thanks for this hint. As you wrote it it maybe better to add the final newline within the Editor... A question I have to think about...

@bakunin: Yes - this helps a lot. Thats means I have no Chance to see a file without a newline character in vim. With 'od' I will see the real world - as it is.

Thanks for that good Explanation.

Hello all,


I am using: RedHat Linux 3.10.0-862.el7.x86_64


I am working under: BASH_VERSION='4.2.46(2)-release'


The hex Editor is from vim (:%!xxd).

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Hello all,


I have maybe a simple Problem - but I do not know to handle it.


All what I want, is to write a line to file without a newline at the end. It works with "echo -n" for all lines,...

Thanks for this hint.


It was not the solution for my Problem - but you gave me a hint to solve it. The Problem I had has been at another Point.


Therefor thanks for it

Hello all,


I have a strange Problem with writing umlauts like (ä, ü) to a file, which has an ISO-8859-1 Encoding.


My Shell-script is reading a file. The Encoding differs. Sometimes US-ASCII,...

Ah yes! Thanks for your Explanation...

Thats very good. It seems to be working...
But I have a question to the second command:
s/^\n\|\n$//g' You are replacing all LFs to nothing? Then no LF would be there anymore? Ok, it works, but I...

Yes, you are right. As I see my examples - it would work.

But, what if I have a line - like (I forgot this case):

Discont;23.09;34\n\r
Discont;11.09;54\r
Discont;11.43;66\n

Normally each record within a file have a line end like <LF>. But sometimes some lines will be changed at Windows platform. Therefor it could happen that you have all different possibilities - as...

Hello all,

what I would like to have sounds quite simple...

I have a file where the records have a line ending like (CR, LF, CR/LF, LFLF, ...) - so I do not know.

In result I would...

@rdrtx1: When I will do it in this way I will get the same result as with my command:

Information Tool
:12:Delimiter
:3:Space
/92010329
:3:Space

By the way - there is no space...

Hello all,

I have surely an easy question - but at the moment I do not see the solution.

All what I want is to add the string "/9201" within a file when a line starts with ":47A:".

This is...

Hi drl,

thanks for your explanations... :)

Shell programming is only for small Problems, for further things I would also take Python... but sometimes it is more comfortable to do some...

Hello all,

I would like to know if there is a generally accepted unix shell programming Guideline?

Do you have any idea where to find this?

There are a lot of programming Guidelines...

Thanks a lot for your help...

The best solution for me is the hint of ronaldxs:

IFS=$'\n'
for file in $(find . -name '*\ ' )
do
echo "($file)"
done

Thats fine for me.
...

@RavinderSingh13: I tried it, but it is same output as described: (Test.dat)

Hello all,

I would like to find files where the filename ends with a space - like Test.dat

I tried it with:

#!/bin/bash
for file in $(find . -name 'Test.dat*')
do
echo "($file)"
done...

@disedorgue: This does not work on my side. I will get the message, that no files have been found - but there are files in.

In the meantime I tried some things, and I found the solution:

...

Hello all,

I have a Problem within my Shell-script to do a 'chmod' at some files - where the Directory has spaces. Because I want to do this for many files I use the '*' Wildcard.

Here is my...

@RavinderSingh13: Yes - its working.

@rdrtx1: Yes. This works. I am surprised, that a for-loop is doing that.


Thanks for your help.

Hello all,

I have the following script:

#!/bin/bash
i_string="TABLE|T_TS+AUSDRUCK|'hans.meier%'+SHIP|'Herr Kanns%'"
while IFS="+" read key_value_item
do
echo "key_value_item:...

@RavinderSingh13: That works very well. Beside of the fact that I have to use "tar -r..." instead of "-u".

@jim McNamara: Works as expected...

Thanks to all. Thats what I needed. What I...