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thanks Vino.. Ill try that out..! =)

Hello,

I am writing this script in ksh (consisting of various functions such as -> read_file, write_file, pront_output and initialise) which basically process input files based on the parameters...

Is this right?

while (( $i < ${arr$idataset$nline[@]} )); do # check condition

NOTE: $idataset, $nline have been defined before...AND [@] -> signifies the end of array.

I would like to...

Thanks Perderabo !

I think I've got it working now. :)

Sorry..this is what I have:

eval arr$idataset$nline[i]=\"${arr[$i]}\"

Works but I am not sure if it's storing it in the array..?? Thanks!

POsted below is the "modified" function from the above program, that I've been working on.

I needed some clarification for the highlighted code below. Does
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Thanks for the input..!

I am sorry I didn't mention this earlier, but I am using ksh. I am going to try this out with what I am working on.

Once again, thanks a lot for all the input. Goodday! ...

Hye all,

I would like some help with reading in a file in which the data is seperated by commas. for instance:

input.dat:
1,2,34,/test

for the above case, the fn. will store the values into...

Thank you Bakunin..! Appreciate your help greatly.. :)

I finally figured out the error. It had to be with the max. number of brackets that nedit could support.

APOLOGISE for the long post...

Hi,

Another quick/noob question I have:

Can ksh/ ksh 93 support multi-dimensional arrays more specifically 2D arrays?

I THINK they cannot be supported but I need a bit more info on that. Any...

Perderabo : Thank you very much..! :) That is what I was looking for. Once again really appreciate your help.

Sid

hello all.. I have been browsing / searching through the forum and have yet not been able to find what I was looking for.

I am fairly new to ksh and my task is to create a function that reads in...