35 lines
708 B
Bash
35 lines
708 B
Bash
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# The objective is to let the user writing their own text.
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# Five lines, defined by five variables :
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one=
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two=
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three=
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four=
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five=
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file=filename.txt
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# At start, variables are empty.
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# Now, asking for each lines :
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echo "Enter the first line"
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read one
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echo "Enter the second one"
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read two
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echo "Enter the third one"
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read three
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echo "Enter the four one"
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read four
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echo "Enter the five one"
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read five
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echo
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echo -n "Choose your filename : "
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read file
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echo
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echo "Ok, your text will be written on $file"
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echo $one >> ./$file
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echo $two >> ./$file
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echo $three >> ./$file
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echo $four >> ./$file
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echo $five >> ./$file
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echo "Done ! on file ($file)"
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echo "----------------------"
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cat ./$file
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