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# 1  
Old 03-29-2010
How to generate the list?

Reference post, https://www.unix.com/shell-programmin...ease-help.html , I can generate a word list easily, by echo or for loop.

For example, with the echo command and word expect, I can list all 6 letters possibility (6X6X6X6X6X6=46656)

Code:
echo {e,x,p,e,c,t}{e,x,p,e,c,t}{e,x,p,e,c,t}{e,x,p,e,c,t}{e,x,p,e,c,t}{e,x,p,e,c,t}

but I want to generate a list which letters are not used again. So the list should be only (6X5X4X3X2X1=720).

Any idea?

The word will be any length.
# 2  
Old 03-29-2010
The following should do what you want:

Code:
echo a b c | nawk '
function perm(s,x,i,j,n,tmp) {
  n = split(s, L)
  if (x > n) { print s;return}
  for (i=x; i<=n; i++) {
    if (i != x) {
      tmp = L[x]; L[x] = L[i]; L[i] = tmp
      nextstr = L[1]
      for (j=2; j<=n; j++) nextstr = nextstr" "L[j]
    } 
    else {
      nextstr = s
    }
  perm(nextstr, x+1)
  n = split(s, L)
  }
}

{
    perm($0,1)
}'
a b c
a c b
b a c
b c a
c b a
c a b

HTH
# 3  
Old 03-29-2010
Hi.

With a handy perl module:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl

# @(#) p2	Demonstrate combinations of strings.

use Math::Combinatorics;
use strict;
use warnings;

my @n = qw(e x p e c t);
print "combinations of 2 from: " . join( " ", @n ) . "\n";
print join( "\n", map { join " ", @$_ } combine( 2, @n ) ), "\n";
print "\n";

print "combinations of 2 from (non-replicated): " . join( " ", @n ) . "\n";
my (%hash) = map { $_, $_ } @n;
print join( "\n", map { join " ", @$_ } combine( 2, sort( keys(%hash) ) ) ),
  "\n";
print "\n";

producing:
Code:
% ./p2
combinations of 2 from: e x p e c t
e x
e p
e e
e c
e t
x p
x e
x c
x t
p e
p c
p t
e c
e t
c t

combinations of 2 from (non-replicated): e x p e c t
c e
c p
c x
c t
e p
e x
e t
p x
p t
x t

cheers, drl
# 4  
Old 03-29-2010
Tested with ksh93, pdksh (mostly ksh88), and bash.
Code:
#!/bin/sh

# b: brace expansion term
# e: eval-echo args
# l: a letter from "$@"

b=$1
e=$b
shift
for l; do
    b=$b,$l
    e="$e{$b}"
done

eval echo "$e"

A sample run:
Code:
$ ./rdcwayx.sh e x p e c t | wc -w
     720

$ ./rdcwayx.sh e x p e c t | fmt
eeeeee eeeeex eeeeep eeeeee eeeeec eeeeet eeeexe eeeexx eeeexp
eeeexe eeeexc eeeext eeeepe eeeepx eeeepp eeeepe eeeepc eeeept
eeeeee eeeeex eeeeep eeeeee eeeeec eeeeet eeeece eeeecx eeeecp
eeeece eeeecc eeeect eeexee eeexex eeexep eeexee eeexec eeexet
eeexxe eeexxx eeexxp eeexxe eeexxc eeexxt eeexpe eeexpx eeexpp
eeexpe eeexpc eeexpt eeexee eeexex eeexep eeexee eeexec eeexet
eeexce eeexcx eeexcp eeexce eeexcc eeexct eeepee eeepex eeepep
eeepee eeepec eeepet eeepxe eeepxx eeepxp eeepxe eeepxc eeepxt
eeeppe eeeppx eeeppp eeeppe eeeppc eeeppt eeepee eeepex eeepep
eeepee eeepec eeepet eeepce eeepcx eeepcp eeepce eeepcc eeepct
eeeeee eeeeex eeeeep eeeeee eeeeec eeeeet eeeexe eeeexx eeeexp
eeeexe eeeexc eeeext eeeepe eeeepx eeeepp eeeepe eeeepc eeeept
eeeeee eeeeex eeeeep eeeeee eeeeec eeeeet eeeece eeeecx eeeecp
eeeece eeeecc eeeect eexeee eexeex eexeep eexeee eexeec eexeet
eexexe eexexx eexexp eexexe eexexc eexext eexepe eexepx eexepp
eexepe eexepc eexept eexeee eexeex eexeep eexeee eexeec eexeet
eexece eexecx eexecp eexece eexecc eexect eexxee eexxex eexxep
eexxee eexxec eexxet eexxxe eexxxx eexxxp eexxxe eexxxc eexxxt
eexxpe eexxpx eexxpp eexxpe eexxpc eexxpt eexxee eexxex eexxep
eexxee eexxec eexxet eexxce eexxcx eexxcp eexxce eexxcc eexxct
eexpee eexpex eexpep eexpee eexpec eexpet eexpxe eexpxx eexpxp
eexpxe eexpxc eexpxt eexppe eexppx eexppp eexppe eexppc eexppt
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eexpce eexpcc eexpct eexeee eexeex eexeep eexeee eexeec eexeet
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eepeee eepeec eepeet eepece eepecx eepecp eepece eepecc eepect
exeeee exeeex exeeep exeeee exeeec exeeet exeexe exeexx exeexp
exeexe exeexc exeext exeepe exeepx exeepp exeepe exeepc exeept
exeeee exeeex exeeep exeeee exeeec exeeet exeece exeecx exeecp
exeece exeecc exeect exexee exexex exexep exexee exexec exexet
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exepee exepec exepet exepce exepcx exepcp exepce exepcc exepct
exeeee exeeex exeeep exeeee exeeec exeeet exeexe exeexx exeexp
exeexe exeexc exeext exeepe exeepx exeepp exeepe exeepc exeept
exeeee exeeex exeeep exeeee exeeec exeeet exeece exeecx exeecp
exeece exeecc exeect exxeee exxeex exxeep exxeee exxeec exxeet
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exxxee exxxec exxxet exxxxe exxxxx exxxxp exxxxe exxxxc exxxxt
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expxee expxex expxep expxee expxec expxet expxxe expxxx expxxp
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expxee expxex expxep expxee expxec expxet expxce expxcx expxcp
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expppe expppc expppt exppee exppex exppep exppee exppec exppet
exppce exppcx exppcp exppce exppcc exppct expeee expeex expeep
expeee expeec expeet expexe expexx expexp expexe expexc expext
expepe expepx expepp expepe expepc expept expeee expeex expeep
expeee expeec expeet expece expecx expecp expece expecc expect

Regards,
Alister
# 5  
Old 03-29-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tytalus
The following should do what you want:

Code:
echo a b c | nawk '
function perm(s,x,i,j,n,tmp) {
  n = split(s, L)
  if (x > n) { print s;return}
  for (i=x; i<=n; i++) {
    if (i != x) {
      tmp = L[x]; L[x] = L[i]; L[i] = tmp
      nextstr = L[1]
      for (j=2; j<=n; j++) nextstr = nextstr" "L[j]
    } 
    else {
      nextstr = s
    }
  perm(nextstr, x+1)
  n = split(s, L)
  }
}

{
    perm($0,1)
}'
a b c
a c b
b a c
b c a
c b a
c a b

HTH
Thanks, the result is what I need. The only problem is I'd like to use the input and output word without space inside. I try to adjust your output, but not fix in this awk code.

If I can get the result with input, such as by "script.sh expect", it will be more better.

Code:
echo e x p e c t | nawk '
function perm(s,x,i,j,n,tmp) {
  n = split(s, L)
  if (x > n) { print s;return}
  for (i=x; i<=n; i++) {
    if (i != x) {
      tmp = L[x]; L[x] = L[i]; L[i] = tmp
      nextstr = L[1]
      for (j=2; j<=n; j++) nextstr = nextstr" "L[j]
    }
    else {
      nextstr = s
    }
  perm(nextstr, x+1)
  n = split(s, L)
  }
}

{
    perm($0,1)
}' |sed 's/ //g' |fmt
expect expetc expcet expcte exptce exptec exepct exeptc execpt exectp
exetcp exetpc except excetp excpet excpte exctpe exctep extecp extepc
extcep extcpe extpce extpec epxect epxetc epxcet epxcte epxtce epxtec
epexct epextc epecxt epectx epetcx epetxc epcext epcetx epcxet epcxte
epctxe epctex eptecx eptexc eptcex eptcxe eptxce eptxec eepxct eepxtc
eepcxt eepctx eeptcx eeptxc eexpct eexptc eexcpt eexctp eextcp eextpc
eecxpt eecxtp eecpxt eecptx eectpx eectxp eetxcp eetxpc eetcxp eetcpx
eetpcx eetpxc ecpext ecpetx ecpxet ecpxte ecptxe ecptex ecepxt eceptx
ecexpt ecextp ecetxp ecetpx ecxept ecxetp ecxpet ecxpte ecxtpe ecxtep
ectexp ectepx ectxep ectxpe ectpxe ectpex etpecx etpexc etpcex etpcxe
etpxce etpxec etepcx etepxc etecpx etecxp etexcp etexpc etcepx etcexp
etcpex etcpxe etcxpe etcxep etxecp etxepc etxcep etxcpe etxpce etxpec
xepect xepetc xepcet xepcte xeptce xeptec xeepct xeeptc xeecpt xeectp
xeetcp xeetpc xecept xecetp xecpet xecpte xectpe xectep xetecp xetepc
xetcep xetcpe xetpce xetpec xpeect xpeetc xpecet xpecte xpetce xpetec
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ptceex ptcexe ptcxee ptcxee ptxece ptxeec ptxcee ptxcee ptxece ptxeec
expect expetc expcet expcte exptce exptec exepct exeptc execpt exectp
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extcep extcpe extpce extpec epxect epxetc epxcet epxcte epxtce epxtec
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eetpcx eetpxc ecpext ecpetx ecpxet ecpxte ecptxe ecptex ecepxt eceptx
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Quote:
Originally Posted by alister
eeeeee eeeeex eeeeep eeeeee eeeeec eeeeet eeeexe eeeexx eeeexp
Alister
Thank you, maybe I don't express clearly, I just want to reorganize the letters, no new letters to be added.

for above sample, in word "expect", there is only two "e", but in your sample output, there are more "e"s.

Last edited by rdcwayx; 03-29-2010 at 08:47 PM..
# 6  
Old 03-30-2010
Hi.

I think you are looking for permutations: Permutation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia -- one method is:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl

# @(#) p5	Demonstrate permutations of strings.

use Math::Combinatorics;
use strict;
use warnings;

my ($word) = shift || die(" Must supply a word.\n");
my (@n) = split "", $word;
print " Working on $word, broken apart as \"@n\"\n\n";

print join( "\n", map { join "", @$_ } permute(@n) ), "\n";
print "\n";

producing in one instance:
Code:
./p5 abc
 Working on abc, broken apart as "a b c"

abc
acb
bac
bca
cab
cba

and with a replicated letter:
Code:
./p5 abb
 Working on abb, broken apart as "a b b"

abb
abb
bab
bba
bab
bba

which means that you may get duplicates from "expect" because there are two instances of "e". You could use sort -u to get rid of those if you don't want them ... cheers, drl
# 7  
Old 03-30-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by rdcwayx
Thank you, maybe I don't express clearly, I just want to reorganize the letters, no new letters to be added.

for above sample, in word "expect", there is only two "e", but in your sample output, there are more "e"s.
Sorry. I misunderstood. Here's a different sh solution that should adhere to your requirements:
Code:
#!/bin/sh

# l: letter
# w: word

pick() {
    local l
    if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
        for l; do
            w=$w$l
            shift
            pick "$@"
            set -- "$@" $l
            w=${w%?}
        done
    else
        echo $w
    fi
}

pick "$@"

A test run:
Code:
$ ./rdcwayx.sh a    
a

$ ./rdcwayx.sh a b
ab
ba

$ ./rdcwayx.sh a b b
abb
abb
bba
bab
bab
bba

$ ./rdcwayx.sh a b c
abc
acb
bca
bac
cab
cba

$ ./rdcwayx.sh e x p e c t | wc -l
     720

$ # The first and last 5
$ ./rdcwayx.sh e x p e c t | sed 5,715d 
expect
expetc
expcte
expcet
tceepx
tcexpe
tcexep
tcepex
tcepxe

Cheers,
Alister

Last edited by alister; 03-30-2010 at 01:14 PM..
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How can I generate a list of numbers and place all of these numbers in a line-by-line into a file. I am new to scripting actually. 0501000000 to 0509999999 i.e. 0501000000 0501000001 ...... 0509999999 set 02 0551000000 to 0559999999 i.e. 0551000000 0551000001 ...... 0559999999 ... (3 Replies)
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7. Shell Programming and Scripting

generate a report

Hi Please help me to resolve the below query. My shell script has generated a file output.file like below ******************************** DROP TABLE GPS_CONTACT_DETAILS DB20000I The SQL command completed successfully. CREATE TABLE GPS_CONTACT_DETAILS ( CONTACT_ID ... (8 Replies)
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8. UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

How to generate a 'kill' list

Hi, I want to write a script which can generate a kill list for killing process, program name start with f60.., which have been running for more than 8 hours, the list output should looks like: kill -9 4444176 kill -9 4674520 kill -9 4454180 kill -9 4994523 Can anyone help how to write... (10 Replies)
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9. Shell Programming and Scripting

how to generate a random list from a given list

Dear Masters, Is there an easy way to generate a random list from a give list of names? Let's say, I have a file containing 15000 city name of world(spreadsheet, names in the first column), I would like to randomly pick up 50 cities each time for total 1000 picks. Or doesn't anyone know a... (3 Replies)
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10. Shell Programming and Scripting

how to generate a list of files

Hello people I need to find a way to generate a file that contains the names of all *.jpg files that were generated after a specific date The search should start in my current folder and recursively search inner folders It would be best to list the file names one below the other in the output... (3 Replies)
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