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Old May 27th, 2004, 02:25 AM
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Cool read from a file

Hi i'm workong with c shell and i need to read some lines from a file and these lines start with (") and end also with (") so how i can do it please ????

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more detail on what you want to do with the data would be useful - are you modifying the file? Copying it? or just grabbing these lines and piping them into another file? You'll probably need a combination of cat, grep/sed and redirection operators like >>

give us some more clues about what you're doing

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Actually i have two scripts: the first one has many lines and each mass of these lines comprise one entry to the other script (shell script) so i just need to read masses (each one start with " and end with ") and put their values inside variables then use them later...
for example:
the first script will contain something like :
#------------------------------------
#
path_directory "/home/jack/sss/ydfh
/jvcncv/fgfhf/xhfg/temp_dex/"
#
#-------------------------------------
and inside the main one i will use the value of path_directory variable like:
#!/bin/csh
echo "$path_directory"
set path=path_directory
.
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