Estou tentando criar uma série de arquivos com expansões de chave. Eu quero criar os arquivos fileA1
com fileZ100
todas as combinações possíveis (algo como touch file[A..Z][1..100]
).
Se eu executar o comando touch $(printf "file%d " {1..100})
a saída está ok:
file1 file15 file21 file28 file34 file40 file47 file53 file6 file66 file72 file79 file85 file91 file98
file10 file16 file22 file29 file35 file41 file48 file54 file60 file67 file73 file8 file86 file92 file99
file100 file17 file23 file3 file36 file42 file49 file55 file61 file68 file74 file80 file87 file93
file11 file18 file24 file30 file37 file43 file5 file56 file62 file69 file75 file81 file88 file94
file12 file19 file25 file31 file38 file44 file50 file57 file63 file7 file76 file82 file89 file95
file13 file2 file26 file32 file39 file45 file51 file58 file64 file70 file77 file83 file9 file96
file14 file20 file27 file33 file4 file46 file52 file59 file65 file71 file78 file84 file90 file97
O mesmo se eu executar touch $(printf "file%c " {A..Z})
:
fileA fileC fileE fileG fileI fileK fileM fileO fileQ fileS fileU fileW fileY
fileB fileD fileF fileH fileJ fileL fileN fileP fileR fileT fileV fileX fileZ
Estou tentando combiná-los touch $(printf "file%c%d " {A..Z}{1..100})
, mas a saída é:
[...]
-bash: printf: Y2: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y4: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y6: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y8: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y10: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y12: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y14: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y16: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y18: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y20: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y22: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y24: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y26: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y28: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y30: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y32: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y34: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y36: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y38: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y40: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y42: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y44: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y46: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y48: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y50: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y52: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y54: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y56: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y58: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y60: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y62: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y64: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y66: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y68: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y70: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y72: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y74: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y76: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y78: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y80: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y82: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y84: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y86: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y88: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y90: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y92: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y94: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y96: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y98: invalid number
-bash: printf: Y100: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z2: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z4: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z6: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z8: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z10: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z12: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z14: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z16: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z18: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z20: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z22: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z24: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z26: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z28: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z30: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z32: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z34: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z36: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z38: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z40: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z42: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z44: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z46: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z48: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z50: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z52: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z54: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z56: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z58: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z60: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z62: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z64: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z66: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z68: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z70: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z72: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z74: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z76: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z78: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z80: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z82: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z84: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z86: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z88: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z90: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z92: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z94: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z96: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z98: invalid number
-bash: printf: Z100: invalid number
Então... qual é a expressão regular correta? Devo usar tubos?
Então aqui:
A expansão da chave produz strings como
A1
,A2
,A3
...Z99
,Z100
. Em seguida,printf
tenta combiná-los com os especificadores de formato%c
e%d
, usando o primeiro para%c
, o segundo para%d
, o terceiro para%c
novamente etc.Mas
%d
espera um número eA2
não é um, então há um erro.%c%d
esperaria argumentos comoA
,1
,A
,2
..., como argumentos distintos, mas isso seria difícil de gerar com expansão de chaves.Como a expansão de chaves já combina as sequências de letras e números, você pode usar apenas
printf "file%s " {A..Z}{1..100}
para usar os resultados da expansão como estão. Ou mesmo apenasecho file{A..Z}{1..100}
.Ou a versão ainda mais direta que a resposta do pLumo tem.
Você pode usar a expansão de chaves diretamente com
touch
: