From: Abramson, Stuart (SAbramson@Wabtec.com)
Date: Tue Nov 25 2003 - 14:05:26 EST
Hpux-admins:
I have two "variable strings" in a ksh script:
OLD_MPS="/u1001 /u1101 /u1102 /u1201 . . . /uXYYY"
NEW_MPS="/u2001 /u2101 /u2102 /u2201 . . . /uZQQQ"
I want to go through a mounted directory, and, respectively, for every
occurrence of:
/u1001 replace it with /u2001
/u1101 replace it with /u2101
I don't want to replace "/u1" with "/u2". I actually want to replace the
1st occurrence in the "OLD_" list with the 1st occurrence in the "NEW_"
list, the 2nd with the 2nd, the 3rd with the 3rd, etc.
My problem is not the outside loop, but the inside:
for OMP in $OLD_MPS
do
echo $OMP
# match with $NMP in $NEW_MPS
Can I turn my original variable strings into arrays? Then I could match
OLD_MPS[0] with NEW_MPS[0], etc. How would I do that?
Stuart
Stuart Abramson | Off: 412/825-1434 | Cell: 412/417-1567 | email:
sabramson@wabtec.com
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