Redirect output of command line to for loop

Filename.txt

Code: My First Line My Second Line ::::While Loop::: Program:

Code: while read line do echo "$line" done < Filename.txt output:

Code: My First Line My Second Line Is it possible to use for loop to get the same output.

I want to run a command and save its output and its exit code, in different files.

Here's what i am doing:

cmd.exe /C command 1> %TEMP%\output.log 2> %TEMP%\error.log && echo %ERRORLEVEL% > %TEMP%\status || echo %ERRORLEVEL% > %TEMP%\status

If i don't do output redirection (into %TEMP%\output.log and/or %TEMP%\error.log), then exit code is saved just fine. However, when i r

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Say I have a command my_command that outputs multiple lines.

Hi I have a file which I am reading line by line and processing it. But the last line is not getting read in the file loop until I put an enter in the end.

Code: #!/bin/ksh -p v_org_id=${P1} FILE=${P2} NEW_FILE_NAME=$APPLPTMP/b1.txt BAKIFS=$IFS IFS=$'\n' exec 0<"$FILE" echo "File to be processed.....: ${FILE}"  while read -r line do v_initial=`echo "$line&qu

I have a script that outputs text to stdout. I want to see all this output in my terminal, and at the same time I want to filter some lines and save them in a file. Example:

$ myscript Line A Line B Line C

$ myscript | grep -P 'A|C' > out.file

$ cat out.file Line A Line C

I want to see output of first command in terminal, and save the output of the second command in a file.

I am trying to read the output of a command in bash using a while loop.

while read -r line do echo "$line" done <<< $(find . -type f)

The output I got

ranveer@ranveer:~/tmp$ bash test.sh ./test.py ./test1.py ./out1 ./test.sh ./out ./out2 ./hello ranveer@ranveer:~/tmp$

After this I tried

$(find .

For class I need to write a Bash script that will take the output from ispell and when I try and request user input inside the while loop it just saves the next line of the file as the user input.

How could I go about requesting user input in the while loop?

#!/bin/bash #Returns the misspelled words #ispell -l < file

#define vars ISPELL_OUTPUT_FILE="output.tmp"; INPUT_FILE=$1

ispell -l &lt

Dear All,

Code: ./waf --run scratch/myfirst > log.out 2>&1 The above is a command line to redirect the output to a file called log.out.

what is the 2>&1 part for ?

Thank you

i have 3 files as below:

Code: [test1][test2][test3]

i want to print 1st,2nd,5th and 10th filed of 1st to 5th lines from each files into a line of an output file, so the result would be: [output]:

Code: {line1}(field 1 of line 1 from file 1)(field 2 of line 1 from file 1)(field 5 of line 1 from file 1)(field 10 of line 1 from file 1)...(field 10 of line 5 from file 1) {line2}(field 1