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JayDudePost at 2010-5-30 00:57 | Show This Author's Posts Only
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I've been researching and attempting to do so, but with my limited linux knowledge I've yet to be successful.
What linux command can I use to do so? and how to word it?
Thanks,
James


Hi,
In Linux:
I'm trying to read in the contents of a file, but want to strip any and all " marks (double quotation marks). I don't want to replace, I want to completely remove them from the output. I've been researching and attempting to do so, but with my limited linux knowledge I've yet to be successful.
What linux command can I use to do so? and how to word it?
Thanks,
James

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JayDudePost at 2010-5-30 00:57 | Show This Author's Posts Only
Here's an answer to my question, and for the benefit to others in the future. The tr command
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  1. tr --delete \"
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I was trying to read contents of a file into an array variable, but without all the annoying " (double quotes) the file contained. So my code looks like:
Code:
  1. array=( `cat $filename | tr --delete \"`)
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I've been researching and attempting to do so, but with my limited linux knowledge I've yet to be successful.
What linux command can I use to do so? and how to word it?
Thanks,
James

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