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About LinkBacksDoes anyone know how to remove everything and including the .'s in a shell script. Right now I can remove the .'s but I don't know how to delete the other numbers.
Val = `echo $1 | sed "s/\.//g"`
shell script: remove everything behind .'s
Does anyone know how to remove everything and including the .'s in a shell script. Right now I can remove the .'s but I don't know how to delete the other numbers.
Val = `echo $1 | sed "s/\.//g"`
If you mean that you want to remove everything after the dot, then, if the regex follows the perl usage, the following should work:
Code:Val = `echo $1 | sed "s/\..*//g"`
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