Shell Programming and Scripting

# this is a test file
lalala
data=first array element
some more meaningless text
data=second array element
data=third array element
# we do not want this line to do anything
data=last array element
foo bar

#! /bin/ksh
# first some declarations
typeset -i Index=0
typeset    Line=""
typeset    Input="/path/to/file.above"

# At first we fill the array:
(( Index = 1 ))                               # we want to start our indices with 1
grep "^data=" "$Input" | while read Line ; do
     typeset Array[$Index]="${Line##data=}"   # split off "data=", leaving value
     (( Index += 1 ))                         # increment index
done

# now let us try to display the array contents:
(( Index = 1 ))                               # reset our array index
                                              # ${#Array[*]} evaluates to the number of elements in the array
while [ $Index -le ${#Array[*]} ] ; do
     print - "display array index ${Index}:\t ${Array[$Index]}"
     (( Index += 1 ))
done

exit 0

Taskid
comp

for var in  "${Taskid[@]}"
do
	for var1 in "${comp[@]}"
	do
		while read line
		do
			if[ grep -w 'Task started' && $var1]
			then
				cut -d"|" -f1 Sri1.log >> time.txt
			fi
		done< Sri1.log	
	done
done

syntax error near unexpected token 'then'

if [ "$(grep -w 'Task started')" ] && [ $var1 ]
			then
				cut -d"|" -f1 Sri1.log >> time.txt
			fi

 [: too many arguments
[: binary operator expected
[: unary operator expected

for var1 in "${comp[@]}"
 do
 
  while read line
  do
   if [ " $(echo $line | grep -w 'Task started') " ] && [ " $(echo $line | grep "$var1") " ]
   then
   echo $line >>time1.txt
   fi
  done< Sri1.log 
  echo 'calculating time' >> time1.txt
 done