Howdy,
I have a real quick need for a dirty bash script which I don't forsee using
for long. I apologize for not doing any research, but I need to quickly know
how to do the following and I figured one of the gurus here could help me out
in the short term, so I can learn all about this later...
I have a text file filled with entires of the following.
/some/dir/foo.extension
/some/dir/bar.extension
/some/dir/x.extension
etc.
I would like to parse the file and generate a new text file that looks like
this:
foo
bar
x
etc.
The directories and the extensions are all the same.
Oh and if it matters:
[zoom@godzilla zoom]$ /bin/bash -version
GNU bash, version 2.05b.0(1)-release (i686-pc-linux-gnu)
Thanks a TON!!!
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