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...-f [root@localhost /]# fdisk -l Disk /dev/sda: 60.0 GB, 60011642880 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 7296 cylinders Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes Disk identifier: 0x8dc044c2 Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System /dev/sda1 * 1...

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Hi I want to save a remote screenshot from my local PC. For example, I have a target with IP 10.0.100.1, if I login in via ssh to this target, I could save the screenshot by command DISPLAY=":0.0" import -window root screenshot.png or xwd -out -root -display :0.0 screenshot.xwd Now I do not...

Thank you very much, I will consider that use a complete python script for the object.

I am thinking about a python script to generate a xml file from a csv file, every row in csv is an element for the generated xml file. In order to obtain file value in csv file, I used awk. In example for i in range(int(total_line)): elementName=os.popen("awk -F ':' 'NR==a {print $5}'...

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Thanks your guys, I tired PHV's scripts, it works for most of my XML files, but <message> <location filename="../code/a_mes/ccapp_mes_qt_measurementapp.cpp" line="1824"/> <source>Patients starting...</source> <translation>Abriendo el &quot; Registro de Pacientes&quot...

Yes feherke, they are character entity, such like <translation > THE MARKED PATIENT RECORD &APOS;%1&APOS; WAS NOT READABLE. </translation> in this case, &APOS shouldn't be changed

Thank you very much PHV, it works fine. Here you use "toupper" function to change lower case to upper case, I used some ascii codes in the XML file, when change to upper case, these ascii codes should reserve, can you propose how to reserve ascii codes in this case?

...</TS> I will change the element contents between the tag <translation> from lower case to upper case. I intend to use Sed sed -e '/<translation*>/ s/\(.*\)/\U\1/' -e '/<\/translation>/,$ s/\(.*\)/\U\1/' input.xml some problems: 1) it changes the tag to upper case as well(<TRANSLATION>)...

thanks for your guys quickly reply, it works.

To check a file, if it does not exit, assign a value to exit code and print out something, I use the following code: [ -f $FILE ] || EXIT_CODE=1 && echo "$FILE does not exist" assure $FILE does not exist, the above logical operator can be regarded as: (False || TRUE) && TRUE EXIT_CODE is...

I alias a command such as alias ll="ls -l --color=auto" in my .bashrc file, now I would like to call this alias ll command via a script, but it can not find this alias command, is there a solution for this problem? Thanks

...in the for loop, and print the second variable when it accumulate. Thanks again. A piece of code looks like let m=1 for ((j=1;j<=$16;j++)); do for ((k=0;k<4;k++)); do printf "%x " 4$(echo "(48+$i*2)+$k*2" | bc) done [ $m -le 195 ] && printf "%x " $m let m+=2 done

thanks PHV, but it does not match my requirment, I can not obtain the output such as 400 202 402 204 404 206 208 210 212

...one variable manipulates digits begin with 4, another variable for digits begin with 2. for ((i=0,j=1;i<=2,j<=3;i++,j++));do printf "%s %s" 400+$i*2 200+$j*2 done the problem is that it looks like i and j are always in the same length, the above code can not output like 400 202 402 204...

Thanks, I use bash

Basically, any loop is ok as long as I could manipulate it. Here I only take an example.

I am going to write a loop, e.g for (i=1; i<=10; i++) do echo "do test $i" read done I would like to manipulate the loop manually. For instance, assume i=4 now, in the interval, when I press +, then perform next test 5, if I press -, then perform the previous test 3. How to fulfill it...

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