I\'ve got 开发者_StackOverflowbunch of shell scripts that used some command and other tools. So is there a way I can list all programs that the shell scripts are using ?
Say for example, to open multiple instances of gedit editor I wrote a shell script like this- gedit&
I have a command which is executed successfully on command line: ls -l | awk \'/Sep 26/{split($8,a,\":\");if(a[1]a[2]>=1045 && a[1]a[2]<=1145)print $9}\'
Let us say I have a list of directories: archive_1 archive_2 archive_a ... Is there a simple way to distribute these directories into a specified number of directories? For instance something like:
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I am want to change a global variable (or at least append to it) using a function. input=\"Hello\" example=input
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I am trying to get the week number of the month and this is what I am trying to do: x=`date +\"%V\"` echo \"x is $x\"
I am trying to create a right click shell menu item to edit desktop.ini. I have managed to get this far:
I’ve to run a makefile (not written by me) that contains the following line: $(JAVAC) -verbose -classpath $(MY_CLASSPATH) -d $(BUILD_TMP) @$(SOURCE_FILES);
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