I have use case where I need to check if a file exists. But the catch is, there are diffrent file that needs to checked for and each file will have its own method. I tried the above code snippet, the debug logs this test -e && echo file exists || echo file not found. String variable fileToCheck is not
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Merge many csv files with similar names [closed]
Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. We don’t allow questions seeking recommendations for books, tools, software libraries, and more. You can edit the question so it can be answered with facts and citations. Closed 4 years ago. Improve this question I have many csv files in a particular format like 1file1.csv
How do I sort a list of files and concatenate the contents in bash?
This works: But when I try to sort the the filenames, remove the newline the list of filenames that are piped to cat look identical to the previous but sorted: However cat returns this error: Answer Your xargs statement is expecting null terminated entries. If your filenames or directories have spaces, then yes, use the null terminated way.
sed command string variable concatenation within single quotes
I want to modify the include_path directive in my php.ini file using sed. Below, I’ve got a command that looks for a string and places the directive on a line after the match. However, I cannot get it to work while still maintaining the double quotes within the ${install_path} variable. The double quotes must be there. The file I want
concatenate ordered files using cat on Linux
I have files from 1 to n, which look like the following: Each file contains only one line. Now I want to concatenate them in the order from 1 to n. I tried cat sim.o500.* > out.dat. Sadly this does not work if e.g. n is larger than 9, because this concatenates then sim.o500.1 followed by sim.o500.10and not sim.o500.1 followed