I've a .txt file which contains
abc.com
google.com
....
....
yahoo.com
And I'm interested in loading it to a bash script as a list (i.e. Domain_List=( "abc.com" "google.com" .... "yahoo.com") ). Is it possible to do?
Additional information, once the list is obtained it is used in a for loop and if statements.
for i in "${Domain_list[@]}
do
if grep -q "${Domain_list[counter]}" domains.log
....
....
fi
....
let counter=counter+1
done
Thank you,
Update:
I've changed the format to Domain_list=( "google.com .... "yahoo.com" ), and using source Doamin.txt allows me to use Domain_list as a list in the bash script.
#!/bin/bash
counter=0
source domain.txt
for i in "${domain_list[@]}"
do
echo "${domain_list[counter]}"
let counter=counter+1
done
echo "$counter"
Suppose, your datafile name is web.txt. Using command substitution (backtics) and cat, the array can be built. Pl. see the following code,
myarray=(`cat web.txt`)
noofelements=${#myarray[*]}
#now traverse the array
counter=0
while [ $counter -lt $noofelements ]
do
echo " Element $counter is ${myarray[$counter]}"
counter=$(( $counter + 1 ))
done
Domain_list=()
while read addr
do
Domain_list+=($addr)
done < addresses.txt
That should store each line of the text file into the array.
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