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Old 11-05-2009
Okey thanks alot, also the code I've posted was only an example and in my real script there's a different regex pattern then ^\([0-9]\+\)$ so that might be the reason why it's not working.

That's how I've got it set:

Code:
for FILE in `awk '{print $1}' "$FILE" | grep -i '\(rar\|r[0-9]\+\)$'` ;do

I do not really understand how t[1]+0 == t[1] is equivalent to grep -i '^\([0-9]\+\)$... But how would I make it work for the real patter I use? (grep -i '\(rar\|r[0-9]\+\)$')
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