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06-04-2004 02:06 AM
06-04-2004 02:06 AM
How to test the numbers of
caracters in a file name ?
example: fic_1.log
9 caracters for this file.
thanks a lot.
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06-04-2004 02:11 AM
06-04-2004 02:11 AM
Re: file name
print "${fileName} has ${#fileName} characters."
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06-04-2004 02:22 AM
06-04-2004 02:22 AM
Re: file name
For example:
wc /etc/hosts
18 94 567 /etc/hosts
or wc -c /etc/hosts
567 /etc/hosts
Rgds...Geoff
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06-04-2004 02:22 AM
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Re: file name
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06-04-2004 02:27 AM
06-04-2004 02:27 AM
Re: file name
Tou should use either ${#filename} or use awk as below to get the actual no. of characters.
echo $fname | awk {'print length'}
# fname=fic_1.log
# echo $fname | wc -c
10
# echo $fname | awk {'print length'}
9
# print ${#fname}
9