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i was trying to understand if (and how) that can be done with 'regexp'?

Otherwise,

lsearch -exact $str1 $var1

does the job pretty well.

% set var1 {a[1]}
a[1]
% set var2 {aa[1]}
aa[1]...

Can you explain 'How it works?'?

It doesn't seem right to me.

% set var1 {a[1]}
a[1]
% set str1 {a[1] is the element i want to match}
a[1] is the element i want to match
% regexp $var1...

Hello Experts,

Can someone help me here:

I have a variable which contains a string with "[]".

set var1 {a[1]}
set str1 {a[1] is the element i want to match}

Now "regexp $var1 $str1" does...

thanks..
should have googled it... :)

Hello Tcl Experts,


set i 0

while { $i < 10 } {
puts "$i"
incr i
}

I am trying to print the value of "i" at the same place. i.e. it should first print "1", then in next iteration print...

cool one... :)

one is:

set fhndl [open "filename" r]
gets $fhndl line
while {$line != ""} {
puts $line
gets $fhndl line
}
close $fhndl

other is:

set...

it works!

Thanks a lot! :)

Experts,

New Year Greetings to everyone!

Is there a way I can query the filename from the file itself?

I am writing a bunch of similar 'csh' scripts, which differ by the file name and same...

Thanks ssk!

Your solution is so simple and so effective!


Thanks,

Sumit Garg

This'll work but my requirement is a bit complex.

As mentioned in my first mail, my script is like:

<some commands, variable settings, scripts>
rlogin different_server
<some commands,...

Hi Forumers,

Sorry if it's really simple, but I couldn't find a way out. :(

I've to do something like this in a script (csh):

<some commands, variable settings, scripts>
rlogin...

Thanks a lot.

I did

rm filename 2>& /dev/null

and it was working too.

Thanks.

Hello,

Is there something similar in csh.

Am doing:

?> rm filename
filename: No such file or directory

How to suppress this message???

Hi ZB,

Cool Man!!! :cool:

That was easy, thanks a lot.

Regarding the duplicate mails, I'll keep that in mind next time.

Thanks,

Sumit Garg

Hi All,
Thanks a lot for your help.

I was able to do so by cut command. :p

[B]Million thanks to this forum. :)

Thanks,

Sumit

Thanks a lot.
But yes, I was specifically looking for some way in csh.
I know it's very easy in perl.

I think we can use "cut" command in csh to solve the purpose.
Anybody know about the...

Hi Experts,
I'm new to Shell Scripting world and need a little help from you "Scripting Gurus".

I want to convert a string (entered by a user) to array in csh. I want something like...