[prog] bash script
Wolf Rising
wolfrising at gmail.com
Fri Jan 21 15:34:20 UTC 2011
Would anyone happen to see the syntax error in this code snippet?
#push information to a file for sed to read
ls -l /$directory > /tmp/file
#create file variable
file="/tmp/file"
case $var in
1) echo "These are regular files:"
sed -n '/^-/p' $file
if [ "sed -n '/^!-/p' $file" ];
then
echo "No items found which match your criteria."
fi
;;
It's a little bash script that checks file types by the first character, I
wanted to add an if clause but I
seem to have an error [ "sed -n '/^!-/p' $file" ] as it skips over this an
prints the echo statement
whether the file type is found or not.
Thanks!
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