Re: Custom Commands: prompt
Sorry, I've missed that. It is not possible.
- martin
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- Hackepeter
Custom Commands: prompt
Thanx,
but I think my question was not clear enough. Sorry for my english..
In the command I ask for a parameter to search for. OK
I want to write the grep-output to a file named with the search-parameter.
for instance:
If I search for the string 01234567 then I want to write a file wich is named: extract_01234567.file
My question was if this is possible without asking twice with an ?input-command
Thanx again
but I think my question was not clear enough. Sorry for my english..
In the command I ask for a parameter to search for. OK
I want to write the grep-output to a file named with the search-parameter.
for instance:
If I search for the string 01234567 then I want to write a file wich is named: extract_01234567.file
My question was if this is possible without asking twice with an ?input-command
Thanx again
- martin
Re: Custom Commands: prompt
Please read documentation.
- Hackepeter
Custom Commands: prompt
Hopefully I find a way to describe what I want to do...
I have some custome commands set to extract(grep) datasets from bigger file to an extra file with a special name.
her is my command:
At the position ### I want to set the filename to what I have typed in the prompt.
How can I do this? Is there a special variable used for what was passed by the input(prompt)?
Thanx
I have some custome commands set to extract(grep) datasets from bigger file to an extra file with a special name.
her is my command:
cat ! | egrep '^E.!?input:?0000000000!' >extract_TR_###.file
At the position ### I want to set the filename to what I have typed in the prompt.
How can I do this? Is there a special variable used for what was passed by the input(prompt)?
Thanx