how to assign file name with full path to a variable in bash script
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suppose i opened my file manager nemo and select a file named "abc" so in the location bar it shows media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/ and the selected file name is abc How can assign the selected (highlighted) file name with full path in a variable in my bash script (please note this file is not in home directory)
anybody can help me please
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suppose i opened my file manager nemo and select a file named "abc" so in the location bar it shows media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/ and the selected file name is abc How can assign the selected (highlighted) file name with full path in a variable in my bash script (please note this file is not in home directory)
anybody can help me please
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suppose i opened my file manager nemo and select a file named "abc" so in the location bar it shows media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/ and the selected file name is abc How can assign the selected (highlighted) file name with full path in a variable in my bash script (please note this file is not in home directory)
anybody can help me please
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suppose i opened my file manager nemo and select a file named "abc" so in the location bar it shows media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/ and the selected file name is abc How can assign the selected (highlighted) file name with full path in a variable in my bash script (please note this file is not in home directory)
anybody can help me please
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This is how you assign a variable including the full path. Use quotes:
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/"
or use the escape sign "" before each "special" character, in this case ""
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/
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This is how you assign a variable including the full path. Use quotes:
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/"
or use the escape sign "" before each "special" character, in this case ""
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/
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This is how you assign a variable including the full path. Use quotes:
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/"
or use the escape sign "" before each "special" character, in this case ""
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/
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This is how you assign a variable including the full path. Use quotes:
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/"
or use the escape sign "" before each "special" character, in this case ""
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/
answered 3 mins ago
vanadiumvanadium
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This is how you assign a variable including the full path. Use quotes:
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/"
or use the escape sign "" before each "special" character, in this case ""
FILE="/media/myuser/folder1/subfoler/
answered 3 mins ago
vanadiumvanadium
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