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Shell Scripting
Name: Joseph Date: April 29, 2003 at 04:45:50 Pacific OS: debian CPU/Ram: 200
Comment:
Hello,
I have got a problem with a script. I need to interpret a script from AIX to LINUX. But i cant find any command simmilar to the AIX newform command.
"The newform command takes lines from the files specified by the File parameter (standard input by default) and writes the formatted lines to standard output."
I need to read in the content of many files and put it out in one file without changing the format.
This is the part of the script with the newform command:
process_it() { ls $par1 2>/dev/null | ( while read par1 do newform $par1 >isc_work00 if test -w $par2 then echo "\n \c" >>$par2 else echo "\n \c" >>$par2 fi cat isc_work00 >>$par2 log_it "Datei $par1 an Datei $par2 angehaengt" save_it $par1 rm $par1 log_it "Datei $par1 geloescht" done ) }
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