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Old 07-04-2008, 12:01 AM   #1
RudraB
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Unhappy sed help with variable


i have a script:

Quote:
for (( i=1;i<=9;i++ ))
do
j=`expr 10 - $i`
mkdirhier Dir/Mn${i}Cr${j}
cp FFILES/param.h Dir/Mn${i}Cr${j}
rho=`echo "scale=1; $i/10" | bc`
echo $rho
sed -e '6c\ parameter(nsite=369902,x=${i},y=1-x,nkp=17,maxrec=12)' Dir/Mn1Cr9/param.h>tmp$i
cp tmp$i Dir/Mn1Cr9/param.h
done
the problem is with sed line....i expect sed to replace x=${i}, where i is variable; but sed is just prompting ${i}; not the current value of $i ...any help?
 
Old 07-04-2008, 01:10 AM   #2
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${i} needs to be out of the single quotes. Try something like this:-
Code:
'........before......'"${i}"'.....after.....'
so that ${i} is now in double quotes while the rest of the sed statement remains in single quotes.
 
  


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