Compare File Name Shell
Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to compare two files. Hey, Scripting Guy! Marsurf Ps1 Explorer Software Remote. I have a script that I wrote to. How do I compare file names in two directories in shell script? I am trying to compare the file names of the two.%P File's name with the name of the.
How to verify if the name of a.xml file name ended with.any-string? E.g..previous or.backup or bck12 etc. I need to print the XML file name except for XML files that end with.any-string or have anything after the.xml How to verify this with grep or awk or sed or perl or any other idea? Something like file=machine_configuration.xml file=machine_configuration.xml.previos file=machine_configuration.xml.backup echo $file .
Examples: • machine_configuration.xml: yes • machine_configuration.xml.OLD: no • `machine_configuration.xml-HOLD: no • machine_configuration.xml10: no • machine_configuration. University Of Damascus Arabic Program. xml@hold: no • machine_configuration.xml_need_to_verifi_this: no.
It seems you have two.jpg files with the same first 29 characters. If this is an issue then I could come up with something else. Though once the script has run through the first time and the rename has happened, one of the offending files should be renamed - eliminating the problem for the next run. My files in the C: Temp remain unchanged too. You need to remove -whatif from the rename-file cmdlet to make the rename happen. It's there to show you what it's going to do, without actually doing it. Inspired by Carlsberg.