Eek, I wrote:
while read fn </tmp/tabs.auto.filelist.txt; do
sed 's/ / /g' < $fn > /tmp/notabfile
mv /tmp/notabfile $fn
done
But that is wrong... it will read the first line from file line over and over again, it seems. The
correct syntax would be:
while read fn; do
sed 's/ / /g' < $fn > /tmp/notabfile
mv /tmp/notabfile $fn
done </tmp/tabs.auto.filelist.txt
/me blushes.
I admit that having to have the redirection of input to the while loop at the end, after the
"done", does make it harder to read, especially if the loop is long. In this case the loop is not
long, but still... so yeah, using "cat" here to pipe the file into the while loop is clearer, even
if it introduces an extra process and pipe.
--tml
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