I want to practice one-liner programs which are the programs written and
executed in command lines interactively.
I have no experience in Perl, so I need to do this with Ruby (or
shell-script).
Say, I have a Ruby script
eliminate_duplication.rb
which takes one file input like
eliminate_duplication.rb file_A.csv
Also I have the whole set of files named
file_A.csv file_B.csv file_C.csv ...(up to Z)
Could anyone show me examples of one-liner program which apply the
script "eliminate_duplication.rb" to every file in that directory?
On Nov 4, 2012 5:52 PM, "Soichi Ishida" <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
Ruby 1.9.3
I want to practice one-liner programs which are the programs written and
executed in command lines interactively.
I have no experience in Perl, so I need to do this with Ruby (or
shell-script).
Say, I have a Ruby script
eliminate_duplication.rb
which takes one file input like
eliminate_duplication.rb file_A.csv
Also I have the whole set of files named
file_A.csv file_B.csv file_C.csv ...(up to Z)
Could anyone show me examples of one-liner program which apply the
script "eliminate_duplication.rb" to every file in that directory?
find . -name \*.csv -exec ruby eliminate_duplication.rb '{}' \;
for i in file_[A-Z].csv; do ruby eliminate_duplication.rb $i; done
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On Monday, 5 November 2012 at 12:52 PM, Soichi Ishida wrote:
Ruby 1.9.3
I want to practice one-liner programs which are the programs written and
executed in command lines interactively.
I have no experience in Perl, so I need to do this with Ruby (or
shell-script).
Say, I have a Ruby script
eliminate_duplication.rb
which takes one file input like
eliminate_duplication.rb file_A.csv
Also I have the whole set of files named
file_A.csv file_B.csv file_C.csv ...(up to Z)
Could anyone show me examples of one-liner program which apply the
script "eliminate_duplication.rb" to every file in that directory?