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<[Alan]> Most of my use of seq (or under bsd, jot) seems to boil down to:
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$ seq 1 100 | while read i; do something with $i; done
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What about you?
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<[Brennen]> I kind of like
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for i in `seq 1 10`; do something with $i; done
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better than the usual 3-part for. But yeah. I'm waiting for some other structure to crop up.
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Hmm. I could really use a "dateseq". With GNU date(1), this is simple:
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#!/bin/bash
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seq 1 $1 | while read i; do date -d "+$i day"; done
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'course, it should take an actual range and maybe format options.
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