Load properties file in unix

I want to read properties from a file and print evaluated values of each key. I am using AIX6. Code :. Read Only. Join Date: Sep If its just keyName I would have replaced '. Last edited by kchinnam; at PM.. Reason: better reason. Join Date: Aug But you may be able to filter it into something you can use. Find all posts by Corona Join Date: Oct You could write a load-prop function that replaces all non-alphanumeric characters in the variable names with underscore like this: Code :.

Last edited by Don Cragun; at AM.. Thanks XL. I do not see single quotes in properties, I will try to wrap values in single quotes first, then use your script to expand variable substitution.

Thanks for taking time to look into it. Reading multiple values from multiple lines and columns and setting them to unique variables. Hello, I would like to ask for help with csh script.

An example of an input in. I would like to read all the values probably one by one and set them to independent unique variables that I have a FirstDoc application that integrates with SharePoint The properties file I Reading command line arguments and setting up values if option not provided.

Can anyone help me out??? Hi Am new to this scripting stuff so bear with me. I got a script made now that reads in a properties file. Problem with reading from a properties file.

Hi, i have a properties file a. Content of data. Reading file names from a file and executing the relative file from shell script. Hi How can i dynamically read files names from a list file and execute them from a single shell script. Please help its urgent Thanks in Advance 4 Replies. RedHat Commands. OpenSolaris Commands. Linux Commands. SunOS Commands. FreeBSD Commands. Full Man Repository. Advanced Search.

Contact Us. Forum Rules. Mark Forums Read. PLease help. Joshua Davis. For example, if there is a property with a '. Welcome to the CodeRanch, Joshua! You're quite correct, and that page is a very useful resource. It does, however, leave out 1 important method: 0.

Don't use shell-hostile constructs in the shell-readable properties file! When I use a properties file in the shell, I normally only put the coarsest properties in that file which may include paths to finer-grade properties that the Java code itself reads. So it's no particular hardship to follow that rule. For me, anyway. Stefan Wagner. Miguel Angel Casanova. Campbell Ritchie. Welcome to the Ranch MAC. Jay Dilla. It's bash. I've tested this on various Linux distros and Cygwin.