How to execute an exe using shell script?
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I have a below exe,which takes 2 csv files as input.
cSplittinglines.exe srcdirfile.csv destdirfile.csv
How can I execute this exe using the shell script. Sometimes the directory or file path may change,so I don't want it as hard coded. the exe doesn't take any other way..other than the specified method here. Below is the script I have written but not working.
#!/bin/sh
STARTTIME=`date '+%Y%m%d.%H%M%S'`
LOGFILE=${ERRDIR}/${0}.${STARTTIME}
SplitDir=$1
LyxlamDir=$2
echolog ()
{
echo $*
echo $* >> ${LOGFILE}
}
for file in "${SplitDir}"/*; do
if [ -d "$file" ]; then continue; fi
extension=${file##*.}
if [ "$extension" = "csv" ]
then
cSplittingLines.exe "$file" "${LyxlamDir}"
mv "$file" "${SplitDir}/old"
fi
done
bash shell-script shell scripting
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-1
I have a below exe,which takes 2 csv files as input.
cSplittinglines.exe srcdirfile.csv destdirfile.csv
How can I execute this exe using the shell script. Sometimes the directory or file path may change,so I don't want it as hard coded. the exe doesn't take any other way..other than the specified method here. Below is the script I have written but not working.
#!/bin/sh
STARTTIME=`date '+%Y%m%d.%H%M%S'`
LOGFILE=${ERRDIR}/${0}.${STARTTIME}
SplitDir=$1
LyxlamDir=$2
echolog ()
{
echo $*
echo $* >> ${LOGFILE}
}
for file in "${SplitDir}"/*; do
if [ -d "$file" ]; then continue; fi
extension=${file##*.}
if [ "$extension" = "csv" ]
then
cSplittingLines.exe "$file" "${LyxlamDir}"
mv "$file" "${SplitDir}/old"
fi
done
bash shell-script shell scripting
edited 8 mins ago
Michael Homer
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asked 10 mins ago
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You seem to have a strange mix of Windows executable and paths and Unix shell script. What is the context you're working in for that to happen?
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
yes,its a windows exe. We always use shell script for windows exe,which works fine,so as to pass the parameters for the exe. We have a MKS tool which also takes shell script in windows.
– Raghav manchale
4 mins ago
That's probably a relevant element for you to include in the question, and anything else about the environment that might help someone to answer.
– Michael Homer
1 min ago
add a comment |
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-1
-1
I have a below exe,which takes 2 csv files as input.
cSplittinglines.exe srcdirfile.csv destdirfile.csv
How can I execute this exe using the shell script. Sometimes the directory or file path may change,so I don't want it as hard coded. the exe doesn't take any other way..other than the specified method here. Below is the script I have written but not working.
#!/bin/sh
STARTTIME=`date '+%Y%m%d.%H%M%S'`
LOGFILE=${ERRDIR}/${0}.${STARTTIME}
SplitDir=$1
LyxlamDir=$2
echolog ()
{
echo $*
echo $* >> ${LOGFILE}
}
for file in "${SplitDir}"/*; do
if [ -d "$file" ]; then continue; fi
extension=${file##*.}
if [ "$extension" = "csv" ]
then
cSplittingLines.exe "$file" "${LyxlamDir}"
mv "$file" "${SplitDir}/old"
fi
done
bash shell-script shell scripting
edited 8 mins ago
Michael Homer
47.2k8124162
asked 10 mins ago
Raghav manchaleRaghav manchale
1
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I have a below exe,which takes 2 csv files as input.
cSplittinglines.exe srcdirfile.csv destdirfile.csv
How can I execute this exe using the shell script. Sometimes the directory or file path may change,so I don't want it as hard coded. the exe doesn't take any other way..other than the specified method here. Below is the script I have written but not working.
#!/bin/sh
STARTTIME=`date '+%Y%m%d.%H%M%S'`
LOGFILE=${ERRDIR}/${0}.${STARTTIME}
SplitDir=$1
LyxlamDir=$2
echolog ()
{
echo $*
echo $* >> ${LOGFILE}
}
for file in "${SplitDir}"/*; do
if [ -d "$file" ]; then continue; fi
extension=${file##*.}
if [ "$extension" = "csv" ]
then
cSplittingLines.exe "$file" "${LyxlamDir}"
mv "$file" "${SplitDir}/old"
fi
done
bash shell-script shell scripting
bash shell-script shell scripting
edited 8 mins ago
Michael Homer
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asked 10 mins ago
Raghav manchaleRaghav manchale
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Michael Homer
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asked 10 mins ago
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Michael Homer
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edited 8 mins ago
Michael Homer
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edited 8 mins ago
Michael Homer
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You seem to have a strange mix of Windows executable and paths and Unix shell script. What is the context you're working in for that to happen?
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
yes,its a windows exe. We always use shell script for windows exe,which works fine,so as to pass the parameters for the exe. We have a MKS tool which also takes shell script in windows.
– Raghav manchale
4 mins ago
That's probably a relevant element for you to include in the question, and anything else about the environment that might help someone to answer.
– Michael Homer
1 min ago
add a comment |
You seem to have a strange mix of Windows executable and paths and Unix shell script. What is the context you're working in for that to happen?
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
yes,its a windows exe. We always use shell script for windows exe,which works fine,so as to pass the parameters for the exe. We have a MKS tool which also takes shell script in windows.
– Raghav manchale
4 mins ago
That's probably a relevant element for you to include in the question, and anything else about the environment that might help someone to answer.
– Michael Homer
1 min ago
You seem to have a strange mix of Windows executable and paths and Unix shell script. What is the context you're working in for that to happen?
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
You seem to have a strange mix of Windows executable and paths and Unix shell script. What is the context you're working in for that to happen?
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
yes,its a windows exe. We always use shell script for windows exe,which works fine,so as to pass the parameters for the exe. We have a MKS tool which also takes shell script in windows.
– Raghav manchale
4 mins ago
yes,its a windows exe. We always use shell script for windows exe,which works fine,so as to pass the parameters for the exe. We have a MKS tool which also takes shell script in windows.
– Raghav manchale
4 mins ago
That's probably a relevant element for you to include in the question, and anything else about the environment that might help someone to answer.
– Michael Homer
1 min ago
That's probably a relevant element for you to include in the question, and anything else about the environment that might help someone to answer.
– Michael Homer
1 min ago
add a comment |
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You seem to have a strange mix of Windows executable and paths and Unix shell script. What is the context you're working in for that to happen?
– Michael Homer
7 mins ago
yes,its a windows exe. We always use shell script for windows exe,which works fine,so as to pass the parameters for the exe. We have a MKS tool which also takes shell script in windows.
– Raghav manchale
4 mins ago
That's probably a relevant element for you to include in the question, and anything else about the environment that might help someone to answer.
– Michael Homer
1 min ago