How to strip out white space of a filename
0
Opering System : RHEL 7
Bash Script:
V_No=10.8.3
BUILD_VERSION=`echo ${V_No} | tr ' ' '_'`
echo "File Name: Dev-${BUILD_VERSION}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3
.jar
expected output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.jar
linux sed filenames variable whitespace
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
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0
Opering System : RHEL 7
Bash Script:
V_No=10.8.3
BUILD_VERSION=`echo ${V_No} | tr ' ' '_'`
echo "File Name: Dev-${BUILD_VERSION}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3
.jar
expected output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.jar
linux sed filenames variable whitespace
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
5
Did you write the script on windows and transfer it to linux? Copying and pasting that to my mache it works as designed.
– tink
Dec 13 at 4:28
are you getting any of these data via ssh or copying and pasting data from Windows? using WSL?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Dec 13 at 4:46
I wrote a script on Linux Machine.
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:23
There are no spaces inV_No-- what's the point of thattrcommand?
– Jeff Schaller
Dec 13 at 13:40
I do not know if space is thereafter V_No so, I used tr to truncate the if any whitespaces. Please suggest me if you have anything
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:45
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Opering System : RHEL 7
Bash Script:
V_No=10.8.3
BUILD_VERSION=`echo ${V_No} | tr ' ' '_'`
echo "File Name: Dev-${BUILD_VERSION}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3
.jar
expected output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.jar
linux sed filenames variable whitespace
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
Opering System : RHEL 7
Bash Script:
V_No=10.8.3
BUILD_VERSION=`echo ${V_No} | tr ' ' '_'`
echo "File Name: Dev-${BUILD_VERSION}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3
.jar
expected output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.jar
linux sed filenames variable whitespace
linux sed filenames variable whitespace
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
edited Dec 13 at 13:22
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
asked Dec 13 at 4:20
itgeek
144
144
5
Did you write the script on windows and transfer it to linux? Copying and pasting that to my mache it works as designed.
– tink
Dec 13 at 4:28
are you getting any of these data via ssh or copying and pasting data from Windows? using WSL?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Dec 13 at 4:46
I wrote a script on Linux Machine.
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:23
There are no spaces inV_No-- what's the point of thattrcommand?
– Jeff Schaller
Dec 13 at 13:40
I do not know if space is thereafter V_No so, I used tr to truncate the if any whitespaces. Please suggest me if you have anything
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:45
add a comment |
5
Did you write the script on windows and transfer it to linux? Copying and pasting that to my mache it works as designed.
– tink
Dec 13 at 4:28
are you getting any of these data via ssh or copying and pasting data from Windows? using WSL?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Dec 13 at 4:46
I wrote a script on Linux Machine.
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:23
There are no spaces inV_No-- what's the point of thattrcommand?
– Jeff Schaller
Dec 13 at 13:40
I do not know if space is thereafter V_No so, I used tr to truncate the if any whitespaces. Please suggest me if you have anything
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:45
5
5
Did you write the script on windows and transfer it to linux? Copying and pasting that to my mache it works as designed.
– tink
Dec 13 at 4:28
Did you write the script on windows and transfer it to linux? Copying and pasting that to my mache it works as designed.
– tink
Dec 13 at 4:28
are you getting any of these data via ssh or copying and pasting data from Windows? using WSL?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Dec 13 at 4:46
are you getting any of these data via ssh or copying and pasting data from Windows? using WSL?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Dec 13 at 4:46
I wrote a script on Linux Machine.
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:23
I wrote a script on Linux Machine.
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:23
There are no spaces in
V_No -- what's the point of that tr command?– Jeff Schaller
Dec 13 at 13:40
There are no spaces in
V_No -- what's the point of that tr command?– Jeff Schaller
Dec 13 at 13:40
I do not know if space is thereafter V_No so, I used tr to truncate the if any whitespaces. Please suggest me if you have anything
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:45
I do not know if space is thereafter V_No so, I used tr to truncate the if any whitespaces. Please suggest me if you have anything
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:45
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MY_NEW_VAR=$(echo $BUILD_VERSION | sed -e 's/r//g')
echo "File Name: Dev-${MY_NEW_VAR}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.ta
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Here's answer
MY_NEW_VAR=$(echo $BUILD_VERSION | sed -e 's/r//g')
echo "File Name: Dev-${MY_NEW_VAR}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.ta
answered Dec 13 at 14:05
itgeek
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Here's answer
MY_NEW_VAR=$(echo $BUILD_VERSION | sed -e 's/r//g')
echo "File Name: Dev-${MY_NEW_VAR}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.ta
answered Dec 13 at 14:05
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MY_NEW_VAR=$(echo $BUILD_VERSION | sed -e 's/r//g')
echo "File Name: Dev-${MY_NEW_VAR}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.ta
answered Dec 13 at 14:05
itgeek
144
Here's answer
MY_NEW_VAR=$(echo $BUILD_VERSION | sed -e 's/r//g')
echo "File Name: Dev-${MY_NEW_VAR}.jar"
output:
File Name: Dev-10.8.3.ta
answered Dec 13 at 14:05
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answered Dec 13 at 14:05
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Did you write the script on windows and transfer it to linux? Copying and pasting that to my mache it works as designed.
– tink
Dec 13 at 4:28
are you getting any of these data via ssh or copying and pasting data from Windows? using WSL?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Dec 13 at 4:46
I wrote a script on Linux Machine.
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:23
There are no spaces in
V_No-- what's the point of thattrcommand?– Jeff Schaller
Dec 13 at 13:40
I do not know if space is thereafter V_No so, I used tr to truncate the if any whitespaces. Please suggest me if you have anything
– itgeek
Dec 13 at 13:45