Shell loops process daily data in Linux

A date loop that is useful in processing some data that is stored by date. Especially testing and recording, deleting, reprocessing data. However, if you encounter a situation such as the span of a month, simply using a numerical cycle is not possible.
This shell can be used to handle the data for a number of days.

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#!/usr/bin/env Bash #author: Andy Zhou #Date: 2013.8.6 SOURCE dateutil.sh begin=20130701 end=20130904 For ((d= $begin; d<= $end; d= ' Getnextday $d ')); Todo echo "Date:" $d #. myshell.sh $d

Date Tool dateutil.sh:

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#/usr/bin/env bash #author: Andy Zhou #date: 2013.8.2 Getnextday () {     #date-D " 2013-09-10 +1 Day "+%y-%m-%d     date-d" $ +1 Day "+%y%m%d } Getyearmonth () {   ;   Date +%y%m--date=$1 #shortdate } Getday () {     date +%d--date=$1 #shortdat E } Long_date () {     date +%y-%m-%d--date=$1 #shortdate } Short_date () {  & nbsp;  Date +%y%m%d--date=$1 #longdate } Long_yesterday () {      date--date= ' 1 day ago ' +%y-%m-%d } Yesterday () {      date--date= ' 1 day ago ' +%y%m%d } Lo Ng_today () {     date +%y-%m-%d } Today () {     date +%y%m%d }< br> Now () {     date ' +%y-%m-%d%h:%m:%s ' } Last_month () {     date --date= ' 1 month ago ' +%y%m ' } Year () {      date +%y } Month () { &nb sp;   date +%m } Sec2date () {      date-d "1970-01-01 UTC $ Seconds" "+%y% m%d ' } Sec2datetime () {      date-d "1970-01-01 UTC $ Seconds" "+%y%m%d%h:%m:%s" }