by EXCHANGE:CAR:9L » Thu, 04 Feb 1999 04:00:00
if ($argv[2] =~ -q*) then
echo "got a -q"
but now i want to store everything after the -q in a variable.
ex. mycommand -q91 (i want the 91 in a variable)
Neil
by J. S. Jense » Thu, 04 Feb 1999 04:00:00
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by Ken Pizzi » Thu, 04 Feb 1999 04:00:00
var=`expr $argv[2] : '-q\(.*\)'`Quote:>I have a program that excepts a -q# option
>I am able to check for the -q option using:
> if ($argv[2] =~ -q*) then
> echo "got a -q"
>but now i want to store everything after the -q in a variable.
>ex. mycommand -q91 (i want the 91 in a variable)
--Ken Pizzini
by Carlos J. G. Duar » Mon, 08 Feb 1999 04:00:00
for example: (seems you are using csh scripting)Quote:> I have a program that excepts a -q# option
> I am able to check for the -q option using:
> if ($argv[2] =~ -q*) then
> echo "got a -q"
> but now i want to store everything after the -q in a variable.
> ex. mycommand -q91 (i want the 91 in a variable)
set opt = `echo $argv[2] | cut -c3-`
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