Re: IFS command like dsplib?

[MWHopkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I have a qshell script that reads all the files in a directory, changes 
the attribute, then copies them. And it does a count as it is going 
through them:


CurDir=/ftpgpl/ftp/
cd $CurDir

Count=0
 
   for FILES in *
   do
     echo "The Value of files"  $FILES 

  # does $FILES contain the name of a regular file

     if test -f $FILES
       then
       Count=$(($Count + 1))
       echo "Count - " $Count
       chmod a=r $FILES
       cp $FILES ..
     fi
   done


Matt Hopkins 
Sr. Programmer/Analyst 
Web: www.pdpgroupinc.com 
Email: MWHopkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
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That doesn't give me a count of objects in the directories though. 
 
 
 
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From: jmmckee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 10:25 AM
Subject: Re: IFS command like dsplib?


ls -l

John McKee

Quoting fbocch2595@xxxxxxx:

> Hi folks, what would qsh command(s) be to run something similar to 
> dsplib and provide a count/number of the objects in the directory or 
> is my best case to ls to a file then query the file?
> Thanks, Frank
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