#takes 2 parameters:
# 1 - the number of time you can to execute the loop
# 2 - the action to call
# Executes a command multiple times
xloop(){
ITERATIONS=$1;
for ((x = 0 ; x <= $ITERATIONS ; x++)); do
${*:2}
done
}
To remove the word "DALL-E" from all filenames in a directory, you can use a bash script with rename (or mmv if rename isn't available on your system). Here is a simple bash script to achieve this: # Iterate over all files in the current directory for file in *DALL·E*;…
The following code will connect to a MySQL server, it will get a list of integers and convert the results to a bash array that will be iterated using a for loop and they will be printed using zero padding.
for i in $(seq $START $STEP $END); do echo "Iteration $i"; someCommand; someOtherCommand ; done *INFO: $START: The starting value for the for loop, can be replaced by an integer. $STEP: The step that the for loop is performing at the end of each iteration, can be replaced by an integer.…
