From: Markham, Richard (RMarkham@hafeleamericas.com)
Date: Tue Nov 19 2002 - 10:39:48 EST
I'm trying to return only a specific text pattern from a
list of files (*.fmx). The following scripts returns:
--snip--
IEXRCALL.fmx
?$Header: IEXRCALL.fmb 115.199 2000/03/02 08:17:08 pkm ship
$
IEXPAMNT.fmx
>$Header: IEXPAMNT.fmb 115.164 2000/11/16 19:00:59 pkm ship $
E$Header: IEXPAMNT.fmb 115.164 2000/11/16 19:00:59 pkm ship
$
IEXTRDTL.fmx
?$Header: IEXTRDTL.fmb 115.166 2001/06/05 13:52:09 pkm ship
$
--end snip--
# /bin/ksh
for FILEN in `ls -1 *.fmx`
do
SHORT_NAME=${FILEN%".fmx"}
echo ${FILEN}
strings ${FILEN} | grep $Header.*${SHORT_NAME}.fmb
done
The filename ($FILEN) is being echo'd for debugging reasons.
I need to return only $Header: ${SHORT_NAME}.fmb <version> <date>
example-->
$Header: IEXRCALL.fmb 115.199 2000/03/02 08:17:08
$Header: IEXPAMNT.fmb 115.164 2000/11/16 19:00:59
$Header: IEXTRDTL.fmb 115.166 2001/06/05 13:52:09
the consistentancy above shows that the string will begin with $Header,
contain the filename with a different extension, and
end in a date and time stamp.
Thanks for any tips in advance.
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