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Hmmm.. Does it make any difference if you change the quotes to slashes?
Maybe I should have kept quiet, because I don't know the differences between MS perl and linux perl?( if there are any ). ...

Has anything like this been tried yet?
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@acdc
I played with your original code a little and shamelessly stole the %COUNTS array from derekludwig. I came up with this without much regex...
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w

use warnings;
use...

No. I'm not opposing anyone. I'm just offering some options because there is no ceiling command in the shell that I know of. I've found several kludge solutions using Dr. Google; nothing absolute...

@ Don Cragun

I was thinking of a general solution to rounding, not strictly rounding up. My bad.

Setting precision to zero seems to do what the OP wants though. Have to wait and see.

Hi Don Cragun
I added to my previous post.
I think it's a better way to go.

Using awk.
#!/bin/bash

list=("$@")

for flt in ${list
};
do

echo $flt| awk '{print int($1+0.5)}'
done

# output
# ------
# $ ./rnd.sh 9.51 3.2 7.63 0.6 0.1
#
# 10
# 3
# 8
# 1

Edit:
Code removed: not working right.

A more complete example doesn't reduce the size of the script much. Sea and Chubler_XL have the best solutions as far as I can see.
Good luck.

Nothing major.
It looks like part of your code (in red) is missing...read iname
[ $iname ] || output;
if [ $iname -gt $SIZE ] || [ $iname -lt 1 ]; then
echo "Choice is out of range"
...

There's more discussion on this here >> (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=5300483#post5300483)
Storing a Temporary File Using C...

Without a sample data file to test this with it's just a hard read.

Try starting a new if block after the else above, which ends the first if block:
} if ($LNUM==3) { #ERROR 1 # change elsif...

OK. Then it's a cron issue.
It's not about libwx_gtk2u_xrc-3.0.so belonging to gnuplot. It's a library shared by lots of applications like you said.
So I say again...help cron find the shared...

This is a bit of a mess, but it works here. Might need some tweaking.
printf "Enter the two digits of your sum: "
## get cursor position
echo -en "\E[6n"
read -sdR posn
posn=${posn#*[}...

OK. I see you are using tcsh.
If you can locate libwx_gtk2u_xrc-3.0.so.0 on your system (as Corona688 posted earlier), I was thinking you could add the path to that file in the PATH env variable,...

In scripts I run with cron I add a line like this...
# Because cron doesn't run in your local environs
source $HOME/.bash_profile >&/dev/null

You could try something like -- export...

I hear ya. I had issues like that using Geany in Linux. Might be the compiler. It compiles and runs well from a terminal though.
gcc tmp.c -o tmp

The last time I looked at installing BSD, it had to be installed on a primary partition. Is that still the case?

Unix is being kept around so people will appreciate Linux. :)

You are aware that this script only accepts numbers as input, right?

+1
I stay close to Redhat too (Centos6.6) because I like a more 'old fashioned' Linux.
The big advantage with Debian based distros like Kali, Ubuntu, etc. is that they offer a huge software...

You have to be careful not to enter a number that is out of range. (zero or greater than the size of the list)

I made a few changes to catch that error and another bug I discovered...
function...

Will this work?
total = 0
for c in '1.32', '5.32', '4.4', '3.78':
c = float(c)
total += c
print totalIt might also work without c = float(c)
# c = float(c)
total += float(c)

Give this a try...
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
int arr[10];
int i, x, len;
int flag = 0;

printf("Enter a word: ");

for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
...

You didn't say what's wrong?

if (arr[i] != arr[i + 1])
flag = 1;
}

if (flag == 0)
printf("The array has different elements.");Shouldn't this be if (flag...

It's strange that Dolphin would freeze up like that. It's pretty robust.

Try as a normal user to launch Dolphin from a terminal. You should get a bunch of error messages. That might give you...