Re: Silly little regex question
Eric d'Alibut wrote:
> In a shell script:
>
> `eval date +%j`
>
> returns the so-called "Julian" date (a misnomer I believe, but there
> it is), the number of days into the present year, aka "yearday":
>
> $ echo `eval date +%j`
> 036
>
> I want a regex that will strip the leading zero _or_ zeros (if it's
> January) from the yearday, using the shell contructions:
Why not just go the easy route and use "+%-j", which causes date to not pad
with leading zeroes?
Adam
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