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33 9 I want to run a script to simply change the current working directory: #!/bin/bash cd web/www/project But, after I run it, the current pwd remains unchanged! How can I do that? bash scripting environment-variables cd-command share | improve this question edited Dec 19 '11 at 20:44 Sachin Divekar 3,928 1 17 19 asked Dec 19 '11 at 7:55 Sony Santos Sony Santos 268 1 3 7 ...

16 3 Is there any shorter, more legible code style to solve this problem? I am trying to classify some float values into interregional folders. def classify(value): if value < -0.85 and value >= -0.95: ts_folder = r'-0.9' elif value < -0.75 and value >= -0.85: ts_folder = r'-0.8' elif value < -0.65 and value >= -0.75: ts_folder = r'-0.7' elif value < -0.55 and value >= -0.65: ts_folder = r'-0.6' elif value < -0.45 and value >= -0.55: ts_folder = r'-0.5' elif value < -0.35 and value >= -0.45: ts_folder = r'-0.4' elif value < -0.25 and value >= -0.35: ts_folder = r'-0.3' elif value < -0.15 and value >= ...

2 1 I have incorrectly named files which are unsynced by -1. The problem is I need to rename 1000s of them. DBGC180_805754 DBGC180_805755 DBGC180_805756 to DBGC180_805753 DBGC180_805754 DBGC180_805755 I would prefer using bash scripts or a unix command. rename filenames recursive share | improve this question edited Sep 29 '16 at 7:24 Wildcard 22.9k 10 65 169 asked Sep 27 '16 at 16:48 iamunix iamunix 14 1 ...