I am trying to use a ksh for loop inside of BF console. Here is the syntax,

for f in $(find . -name *.xml); do
echo $f
done

I can't get the $f variable initialized.

Here is the output,

325 Tuesday January 4 2011 10:03:04AM GMT EXEC f
326 Tuesday January 4 2011 10:03:04AM GMT EXEC f

I am currently on BF 7.1.1.4.

for f in `find . -name *.xml`; do 

echo $$$$f 

done

I am trying to use a ksh for loop inside of BF console. Here is the syntax,

for f in $(find . -name *.xml); do
echo $f
done

I can't get the $f variable initialized.

Here is the output,

325 Tuesday January 4 2011 10:03:04AM GMT EXEC f
326 Tuesday January 4 2011 10:03:04AM GMT EXEC f

I am currently on BF 7.1.1.4.

for f in `find . -name *.xml`; do 

echo $$$$f 

done

Thanks that worked, however, I was trying to use for loop to launch multiple jobs.

for f in `find . -name *.xml`

do

.set MYENV "MYXML=$$$$$f"

.run "MYProject"

done

I would get the following error.

312	Tuesday January 4 2011 03:37:05PM GMT	EXEC	ksh[3]: 0403-057 Syntax error at line 3 : `for' is not matched.

The .load command loads a project from an XML file and adds the steps of the loaded project to the current project, after the step that executed the .load command, allowing a project to dynamically create and load steps at run time. Using options, you can cause the .load command to draw its data from a register or from the output of a command.