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perfect!
Now its working

Hello

Thanks for your answer






This is How the Array Looks:

declare -p
declare -A ENTRIES='([415,COMMENT]="# CentOS " [55,HOST1]="123imm1" [55,HOST2]="imm1" [414,IP]="# x.x.x.41 -...

Thanks for your answer. But this does not work. It gives me nothing back.

I attachet my script.

Its written in german.
Quesiton for yes and no: j=yes n=no


use "j" (yes)

It generates you a hosts file.

#!/bin/bash
#...

I dont want to use tabs. Because the hostsfile can't get read correctly with tabs.
Also is the problem that the spaces between [IP] [HOST1] [HOST2] is not the same for each line. Maybe once is [IP]...

Hello

I use a bash script to creating the hosts file /etc/hosts

But there is a bug inside my output and I want to fix this.

My Array looks like this:
205,IP 111.122.133.20 ...

Thank you so much

This works perfect for me:
IFS=$'\n'
echo "${!ENTRIES }" | sort -t, -k1,1n -k2,2.2r -k2.3 | while read IX; do printf "%-20s\n" ${ENTRIES[$IX]}; done | paste -sd"\t\t\t\n"

Oh it was my fault. Its working of course as well. Thank you

So know i dont understand (my bash skills are very low) how to get this in a file line by line in this format
# IP - HOST1 - HOST2 -...

Your method is not working, this is what i get back
414,IP 205,HOST1
205,HOST2 414,COMMENT
505,HOST2 505,IP
505,HOST1 1025,COMMENT
775,COMMENT 1015,IP
1025,IP ...

Thank you for your answers

And sorry for the few informations.
I used bash #!/bin/bash


I have to sort this nummeric.
After sorting I want to give this out in a File
In this order
# IP -...

Hello

I have a problem.
I create a Multidimensional Array Like this:
ENTRY["HOST1"]="$kunnum-$host"
ENTRY["HOST2"]="$host"
ENTRY["COMMENT"]="# $3"
for key in...