suggestion required for the out put of the script

[Vishal_1980]

Hello Experts ,

I have a script which tellls about the java & perl version.However when ran the script the output was not proper.

I need to know what shall be done in the script so that the oupt put will be proper,at least a space after every line.

Below is the script & attaching the output of the sctipt.Please suggest.

#!/usr/bin/ksh

# sets environment variables

. cv c11jpb

# Displays LAW_JAVA_HOME value, Java version, which Java is being used, Perl version and which Perl is being use

echo $LAW_JAVA_HOME

java -version

which java

perl -version

which perl

Thanks & regards,

Vishal

P.S. This thread has been moved from HP-UX > System Administration to HP-UX > languages. - Hp Forum Moderator

[Patrick Wallek · Accepted solution]

If you want a blank line between the output of each command just add an echo between each command.

For example:

#!/usr/bin/ksh

# sets environment variables

. cv c11jpb

# Displays LAW_JAVA_HOME value, Java version, which Java is being used, Perl version and which Perl is being use

echo $LAW_JAVA_HOME

echo " "

java -version

echo " "

which java

echo " "

perl -version

echo " "

which perl

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If you want a bit more information for each command:

#!/usr/bin/ksh

# sets environment variables

. cv c11jpb

# Displays LAW_JAVA_HOME value, Java version, which Java is being used, Perl version and which Perl is being use

echo "Command = echo LAW_JAVA_HOME"

echo $LAW_JAVA_HOME

echo " "

echo "Command = java -version"

java -version

echo " "

echo "Command = which java"

which java

echo " "

echo "Command = perl -version"

perl -version

echo " "

echo "Command = which perl"

which perl

[Vishal_1980]

Thanks a ton Patrick...it really helps me out.

With best regards,

Vishal