Here is a simple bash script which converts the given string to upper or to lower case.
feel free to copy and use this script:
Source:
cat toupper_tolower.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo -n "Enter the String: "
read String
echo -n "Only First characters to uppercase: "
echo ${String^}
echo -n "All characters to uppercase: "
echo ${String^^}
echo -n "Only First characters to Lowercase: "
echo ${String,}
echo -n "All characters to lowercase: "
echo ${String,,}
Output:
./toupper_tolower.sh
Enter the String: linuXPoisoN
Only First characters to uppercase: LinuXPoisoN
All characters to uppercase: LINUXPOISON
Only First characters to Lowercase: linuXPoisoN
All characters to lowercase: linuxpoison
feel free to copy and use this script:
Source:
cat toupper_tolower.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo -n "Enter the String: "
read String
echo -n "Only First characters to uppercase: "
echo ${String^}
echo -n "All characters to uppercase: "
echo ${String^^}
echo -n "Only First characters to Lowercase: "
echo ${String,}
echo -n "All characters to lowercase: "
echo ${String,,}
Output:
./toupper_tolower.sh
Enter the String: linuXPoisoN
Only First characters to uppercase: LinuXPoisoN
All characters to uppercase: LINUXPOISON
Only First characters to Lowercase: linuXPoisoN
All characters to lowercase: linuxpoison
1 comments:
Interesting usage of bash's $variable hacks. I would still do that with tr(1) for maximum portability among shells, unless I run a big bash-only script where your approach seems more handy.
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