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This is an example function:
function example { echo "TextBefore $@ TextAfter" ; }
This is the command using the function:
example A{1..5}B
The output:
TextBefore A1B A2B A3B A4B A5B TextAfter
How I want it to be:
TextBefore A1B TextAfter
TextBefore A2B TextAfter
TextBefore A3B TextAfter
TextBefore A4B TextAfter
TextBefore A5B TextAfter
That's as good as I can describe it. If you understand it and know a better way of describing it, please edit the question.
How can I make each [insert word here] in the sequence being executed separately, as shown in that example?
bash terminal seq
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This is an example function:
function example { echo "TextBefore $@ TextAfter" ; }
This is the command using the function:
example A{1..5}B
The output:
TextBefore A1B A2B A3B A4B A5B TextAfter
How I want it to be:
TextBefore A1B TextAfter
TextBefore A2B TextAfter
TextBefore A3B TextAfter
TextBefore A4B TextAfter
TextBefore A5B TextAfter
That's as good as I can describe it. If you understand it and know a better way of describing it, please edit the question.
How can I make each [insert word here] in the sequence being executed separately, as shown in that example?
bash terminal seq
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
add a comment |
This is an example function:
function example { echo "TextBefore $@ TextAfter" ; }
This is the command using the function:
example A{1..5}B
The output:
TextBefore A1B A2B A3B A4B A5B TextAfter
How I want it to be:
TextBefore A1B TextAfter
TextBefore A2B TextAfter
TextBefore A3B TextAfter
TextBefore A4B TextAfter
TextBefore A5B TextAfter
That's as good as I can describe it. If you understand it and know a better way of describing it, please edit the question.
How can I make each [insert word here] in the sequence being executed separately, as shown in that example?
bash terminal seq
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
This is an example function:
function example { echo "TextBefore $@ TextAfter" ; }
This is the command using the function:
example A{1..5}B
The output:
TextBefore A1B A2B A3B A4B A5B TextAfter
How I want it to be:
TextBefore A1B TextAfter
TextBefore A2B TextAfter
TextBefore A3B TextAfter
TextBefore A4B TextAfter
TextBefore A5B TextAfter
That's as good as I can describe it. If you understand it and know a better way of describing it, please edit the question.
How can I make each [insert word here] in the sequence being executed separately, as shown in that example?
bash terminal seq
bash terminal seq
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
asked 23 mins ago
neverMind9neverMind9
693321
693321
add a comment |
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Try this:
function example { printf 'TextBefore %s TextAftern' "$@"; }
answered 19 mins ago
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It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
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Try this:
function example { printf 'TextBefore %s TextAftern' "$@"; }
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
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It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
– neverMind9
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Try this:
function example { printf 'TextBefore %s TextAftern' "$@"; }
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
4,8631521
It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
– neverMind9
17 mins ago
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Try this:
function example { printf 'TextBefore %s TextAftern' "$@"; }
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
4,8631521
Try this:
function example { printf 'TextBefore %s TextAftern' "$@"; }
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
4,8631521
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
4,8631521
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
4,8631521
answered 19 mins ago
FreddyFreddy
4,8631521
4,8631521
It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
– neverMind9
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It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
– neverMind9
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It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
– neverMind9
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It works! Thanks alot! (StackExchange says: “You can accept an answer in 10 minutes”.)
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