So close (scripting help)

[Bill McGonigle]

Non-trivial shell scripting confuses me... here's how you might do it 
in perl:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
while (<>) {
      #   ./Customer_Name/Feed_#/Weeklyusage.html.htm
         $_ =~ m/\/(.*)\/(.*)\/.*htm/;
         my $name = $1;
         my $feed = $2;
         print "name: $name, feed: $feed\n";
}


the (.*) are for capturing data, which get put into $1, $2, etc.   So 
you wind up with the data you want in the named variables.  while (<>) 
means 'loop through standard input'.

-Bill

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