From: Lieberg, Patrick (plieberg@EV3.NET)
Date: Tue Feb 10 2004 - 13:01:45 EST
Arrays work great for this. Something like this maybe:
while ((count <= 2))
do
redo[$count]=/directory/$count
echo ${redo[$count]}
((count = count +1))
done
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Thks Joseph, but what I was trying to accomplish was putting this inside a
loop and using my loop variable for the redo_1 variable
in other words, I'm trying to append $count to $redo_ and get $redo_1,
$redo_2 and so on in a big loop.
Does that make sense???
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Bob,
The statement:
export variable_test=${redo_}${count}
is missing '1' in the redo_ variable; it should be:
$(redo_1}
Regards,
Joseph
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Thks for the response Bill, maybe I'm missing something here:
export count=1
export redo_1=/tmp
export variable_test=${redo_}${count}
echo $variable_test
Yields "1"
Whats wrong with my syntax?
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I have two variables which are holding spots for mount points.
for i in 1 2
do
export xx=DB$DB_COUNT=$i
export REDO_MP_TO_$DB_COUNT=/apps/"$i"
done
Now I want to use them with commands and such
EG.
...
for i in 1 2
do
cd $REDO_MP_TO_$DB_COUNT
done
but this fails to evaluate correctly in the second loop. How do I get
the $REDO_MP_TO_$DB_COUNT to be recognized as "/apps/1" and "/apps/2"
for input to the cd command?
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