Copy the file n copies of 2 shell script code _linux Shell

A large number of files are required for testing, so a script is written to copy. A regular file name facilitates reference.

Copy Code code as follows:

#!/bin/sh
# file Name:batchcp.sh
# Author:zhouhh
# email:ablozhou@gmail.com
# date:2008.3.31

echo "Input your file name"

Read FILENAME

echo "How many times do you want copy?"

Read times

echo "Your file name is ${filename} and you are want to copy ${times}."

Base= ' echo ${filename}|cut-d '. "-F 1"
Ext= ' echo ${filename}|cut-d '. "-F 2"

For ((i=0;i<${times};i++))
Todo
echo "Copy ${base}.${ext} to ${base} $i. ${ext} ..."
CP "${base}.${ext}" "${base} $i. ${ext}"
Done

Another version

Copy Code code as follows:

#!/bin/sh
# file Name:batchcp.sh
# Author:zhouhh
# email:ablozhou@gmail.com
# date:2008.3.31

echo "Input your file name"

Read FILENAME

echo "How many times do you want copy?"

Read times

echo "Your file name is ${filename} and you are want to copy ${times}."
#find. And cut the left part of the file name using # #
ext=${filename##*.}
#find. And cut the right part of the file name using%
base=${filename%.*}
echo "Base: $BASE"
echo "Ext: $EXT"

For ((i=0;i<${times};i++))
Todo
echo "Copy ${base}.${ext} to ${base} $i. ${ext} ..."
CP "${base}.${ext}" "${base} $i. ${ext}"
Done