shell - Understanding IFS - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange 2011年12月13日 - IFS is typically discussed in the context of "field splitting". Is field ... while IFS= read -r line do echo $line done < /path_to_text_file. behave if we ...
Bash / KSH: Define Delimiter (IFS) While Using read ... 2012年7月25日 - Explains how to read a f field-by-field using while loop and read command with IFS under ksh / bash shell.
While loop - Bash Shell Scripting Directory For Linux / UNIX 跳到 Reading A Text File With Separate Fields - bin/bash file=/etc/resolv.conf # set field separator to a single white space while IFS=' ' read -r f1 f2 do echo ...
Bash, read line by line from file, with IFS - Stack Overflow 2010年12月8日 - file=/etc/resolv.conf while IFS= read -r line do # echo line is stored in $line ... the part I don't understand is IFS= and how it contributes to this ...
while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' file ... explanation - Stack Overflow 2013年8月13日 - while IFS= read -r -d $'\0'; do ...; done ... In Bash, varname=value command runs command with the environment variable varname set to value ...
IFS – Internal Field Separator | *nix Shell 2007年9月26日 - bin/sh oIFS=$IFS # Always keep the original IFS! IFS="," # Now set it to what we want the "read" loop to use while read qty product customer do ...
shell - Why is `while IFS= read` used so often, instead of `IFS=; while read..`? - Unix & Linux Stac It seems that normal practice would put the setting of IFS outside the while loop in order to not repeat ...
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bash - while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' file ... explanation - Stack Overflow I do not understand this line of shell script. Doesn't the while statement need a 'test' or [ ] or [[ ]] ...
while IFS= read.. - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange 2011年8月17日 - The outer IFS (outside the while construct) prevails in all examples shown in the script below.. What's going on here? Have I got the wrong idea ...
