[NTLUG:Discuss] YAS Yet Another Script

[Paul Ingendorf]

Try this out.  On a test dir of course.

#!/bin/bash
for file in *.csv
	do
		basefile=`basename "$file" .csv`
		for lines in `cat "$file" | sed -e "s/ /__/g"`
			do
		 		echo "$basefile,$line" | sed -e "s/__/ /g" >> "$basefile.asc"
			done
	done


Quoting Bobby Wrenn <bobby at wrennest.com>:

> This is not a direct Linux question. So, feel free to reply off list.
> This is the only place I know to ask the question.
> 
> I have a bunch (208) files with names like this "CPSUB BTEC SILSP
> V22.csv". Each file has lines like this:
> A5081A,1,V2250 Base System Configuration
> A5066A,6,V Class 240MHz PA8200 CPU w 4MB Cache
> 
> I need to prepend the file name and a comma to each line of the file
> and
> output to another file with a name such as "CPSUB BTEC SILSP V22.asc".
> 
> TIA
> Bobby
> 
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