Sunday, 8 February 2015
Uppercase and Lowercase Conversion - Bash Style
After a long long time, I am back with this short post to convert case of strings in bash. While you might have been using tr (Like I did for a while) for this purpose, bash 4 has a built-in way for the case conversion.
Withour further ado, here is a session
I hope this helps ;)
$ x="samar"
$ echo "${x^}"
Samar
$ echo "${x^^}"
SAMAR
$ y="${x^^}"
$ echo $y
SAMAR
$ echo "${y,}"
sAMAR
$ echo "${y,,}"
samar
I hope this helps ;)
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bash,
tricks and tips
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