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Thomas Navarro I have a string: words<-"Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday"
And I just need to put quotes around each word: "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday"
Get the length of five strings. I know there are many articles on this
Thomas Navarro I have a string: words<-"Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday"
And I just need to put quotes around each word: "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday"
Get the length of five strings. I know there are many articles on this
Ashwini I want to remove the extra reference from the Json below {""id"":""1"", ""name"":""john"",""address"":"",""timestamp"":""2018/01/01 12:43:42 -700"",""dept"":""}
I use command sedfor this : sed -i -e 's/""/"/g' file.json
But it's not working as expect
Love I have a file with about 100 email IDs (one per line). I just want to add double quotes to each email id. I'm better looking for a shell script. Can someone help me get this. Shravan Yadav try awk awk '{print "\x22"$0"\x22"}' inputfilename
here I am sed
AbhinavVaidya8 I have several parameters in my variable. I want to replace each variable with single quotes, separated by commas. var_list=emp location branch.
I want my output like: var_list='emp', 'location', 'branch'
Codeforester Using Bash parameter ex
Pushpa I have an R file with results like this: filename totalvar result runtime
file1 100 0 20.45
file2 400 4 4.50
...
filen 200 1 2.00
Some filenames contain strange characters so I have to put quotes in them. What's the easiest way to put quotes aroun
jitter I have some comma separated words in a file like this: variable1, variable2, variable3, variable4
What's the easiest way to add quotes to each word using BASH? The final result should look like this: "variable1", "variable2", "variable3", "variable4"
seniority I have a variable foo. echo "print foo" "$foo" ---> abc,bc,cde I want to put quotes around each variable. Expected result = 'abc','bc','cde'. I have tried this way but it doesn't work: join_lines() {
local IFS=${1:-,}
set --
while IFS= read -r
bugCracker USER_UID=$1
echo 'generate_token("$USER_UID")'
I want output like generate_token("1234567")
I've tried multiple ways without success. It just prints the same line without the value generate_jwt("$USER_UID") Shane Bishop When single quotes are used
Thomas Navarro I have a string: words<-"Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday"
And I just need to put quotes around each word: "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday"
Get the length of five strings. I know there are many articles on this
Ashwini I want to remove the extra reference from the Json below {""id"":""1"", ""name"":""john"",""address"":"",""timestamp"":""2018/01/01 12:43:42 -700"",""dept"":""}
I use command sedfor this : sed -i -e 's/""/"/g' file.json
But it doesn't work as expecte
Kush Patel My code is as follows file="test.text"
while IFS= read line
do
# display $line or do somthing with $line
x="\'$line\'"
echo $x
# sleep 10
done <"$file"
However, this gives me the following result. \'google.com
Any help is appr
seniority I have a variable foo. echo "print foo" "$foo" ---> abc,bc,cde I want to put quotes around each variable. Expected result = 'abc','bc','cde'. I have tried this way but it doesn't work: join_lines() {
local IFS=${1:-,}
set --
while IFS= read -r
bugCracker USER_UID=$1
echo 'generate_token("$USER_UID")'
I want output like generate_token("1234567")
I've tried multiple ways without success. It just prints the same line without the value generate_jwt("$USER_UID") Shane Bishop When single quotes are used
User 123 I have a newline separated list of words like: apple
ball
cat
dog
I want to separate each word with a comma and then put single quotes around each word. I can remove the newline and put a comma, but I can't put single quotes around every word. I woul
Love I have a file with about 100 email IDs (one per line). I just want to add double quotes to each email id. I'm better looking for a shell script. Can someone help me get this. Shravan Yadav try awk awk '{print "\x22"$0"\x22"}' inputfilename
here I am sed
tester I have a file with similar content, but I want it to be valid JSON I need to add each word of a line in double quotes. I tried the existing answers on StackOverflow and none of them worked. {container:"proxy",
endpoint:"proxy",
exception:"ApiException
seniority I have a variable foo. echo "print foo" "$foo" ---> abc,bc,cde I want to put quotes around each variable. Expected result = 'abc','bc','cde'. I have tried this way but it doesn't work: join_lines() {
local IFS=${1:-,}
set --
while IFS= read -r
bugCracker USER_UID=$1
echo 'generate_token("$USER_UID")'
I want output like generate_token("1234567")
I've tried multiple ways without success. It just prints the same line without the value generate_jwt("$USER_UID") Shane Bishop When single quotes are used
Thomas Navarro I have a string: words<-"Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday"
And I just need to put quotes around each word: "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday","Friday"
Get the length of five strings. I know there are many articles on this
Kush Patel My code is as follows file="test.text"
while IFS= read line
do
# display $line or do somthing with $line
x="\'$line\'"
echo $x
# sleep 10
done <"$file"
However, this gives me the following result. \'google.com
Any help is appr
AbhinavVaidya8 I have several parameters in my variable. I want to replace each variable with single quotes, separated by commas. var_list=emp location branch.
I want my output like: var_list='emp', 'location', 'branch'
Codeforester Using Bash parameter ex
Kush Patel My code is as follows file="test.text"
while IFS= read line
do
# display $line or do somthing with $line
x="\'$line\'"
echo $x
# sleep 10
done <"$file"
However, this gives me the following result. \'google.com
Any help is appr
seniority I have a variable foo. echo "print foo" "$foo" ---> abc,bc,cde I want to put quotes around each variable. Expected result = 'abc','bc','cde'. I have tried this way but it doesn't work: join_lines() {
local IFS=${1:-,}
set --
while IFS= read -r
bugCracker USER_UID=$1
echo 'generate_token("$USER_UID")'
I want output like generate_token("1234567")
I've tried multiple ways without success. It just prints the same line without the value generate_jwt("$USER_UID") Shane Bishop When single quotes are used
bugCracker USER_UID=$1
echo 'generate_token("$USER_UID")'
I want output like generate_token("1234567")
I've tried multiple ways without success. It just prints the same line without the value generate_jwt("$USER_UID") Shane Bishop When single quotes are used
bugCracker USER_UID=$1
echo 'generate_token("$USER_UID")'
I want output like generate_token("1234567")
I've tried multiple ways without success. It just prints the same line without the value generate_jwt("$USER_UID") Shane Bishop When single quotes are used
User 123 I have a newline separated list of words like: apple
ball
cat
dog
I want to separate each word with a comma and then put single quotes around each word. I can remove the newline and put a comma, but I can't put single quotes around every word. I woul
Love I have a file with about 100 email IDs (one per line). I just want to add double quotes to each email id. I'm better looking for a shell script. Can someone help me get this. Shravan Yadav try awk awk '{print "\x22"$0"\x22"}' inputfilename
here I am sed