How can I adapt this bash progress bar function for AIX ksh88? [closed]

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I have a bash script for progress bar and I use it when I work in bash:

#!/bin/bash

prog() %3d %% %s" "$w" "$pt" "$p" "$*";

# test loop
for x in 1..100 ; do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 #sleep .1 # do some work here
#traitement
done ; echo

But now I'm using AIX KSH88 and I'm tried to convert this script but I meet several mistakes.
Like :
pt=$pt// /. Bad substitution
pt=$(printf "%*s" "$(( 80*20/100 ))" "") I get : printf: bad conversion

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Mistakes such as? First adjustment will have to be the printf -v, turning into v=$(printf ...). What else? The brace expansion...
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I would be easier to rewrite from scratch.
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I have a bash script for progress bar and I use it when I work in bash:

#!/bin/bash

prog() %3d %% %s" "$w" "$pt" "$p" "$*";

# test loop
for x in 1..100 ; do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 #sleep .1 # do some work here
#traitement
done ; echo

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asked Nov 21 at 15:28

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closed as unclear what you're asking by Rui F Ribeiro, X Tian, schily, RalfFriedl, Thomas Nov 22 at 20:03

Mistakes such as? First adjustment will have to be the printf -v, turning into v=$(printf ...). What else? The brace expansion...
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 15:44

You appear to be logging in with a second account; register and user your first account to comment on and edit your question.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 17:01

I would be easier to rewrite from scratch.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 21 at 17:33

add a comment |

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I have a bash script for progress bar and I use it when I work in bash:

#!/bin/bash

prog() %3d %% %s" "$w" "$pt" "$p" "$*";

# test loop
for x in 1..100 ; do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 #sleep .1 # do some work here
#traitement
done ; echo

edited Nov 21 at 17:41

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asked Nov 21 at 15:28

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I have a bash script for progress bar and I use it when I work in bash:

#!/bin/bash

prog() %3d %% %s" "$w" "$pt" "$p" "$*";

# test loop
for x in 1..100 ; do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 #sleep .1 # do some work here
#traitement
done ; echo

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closed as unclear what you're asking by Rui F Ribeiro, X Tian, schily, RalfFriedl, Thomas Nov 22 at 20:03

Mistakes such as? First adjustment will have to be the printf -v, turning into v=$(printf ...). What else? The brace expansion...
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 15:44

You appear to be logging in with a second account; register and user your first account to comment on and edit your question.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 17:01

I would be easier to rewrite from scratch.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 21 at 17:33

add a comment |

Mistakes such as? First adjustment will have to be the printf -v, turning into v=$(printf ...). What else? The brace expansion...
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 15:44

You appear to be logging in with a second account; register and user your first account to comment on and edit your question.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 17:01

I would be easier to rewrite from scratch.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 21 at 17:33

Mistakes such as? First adjustment will have to be the printf -v, turning into v=$(printf ...). What else? The brace expansion...
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 15:44

You appear to be logging in with a second account; register and user your first account to comment on and edit your question.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 17:01

I would be easier to rewrite from scratch.
– Ipor Sircer
Nov 21 at 17:33

add a comment |

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Try:

function prog %-$ws
# test loop
x=1; while ((x <= 100)); do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 sleep 1 # do some work here
 ((x+=1))
done
echo

edited Nov 21 at 18:14

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

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I admit to not keeping up with this solution, but if the intention is for the $p message ("traitement en cours...") to be on the same line of an 80-column-wide terminal, then I think the length of p needs to be subtracted somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 19:25

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1 Answer
1

active

oldest

votes

1 Answer
1

active

oldest

votes

up vote
1
down vote

Try:

function prog %-$ws
# test loop
x=1; while ((x <= 100)); do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 sleep 1 # do some work here
 ((x+=1))
done
echo

edited Nov 21 at 18:14

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

I admit to not keeping up with this solution, but if the intention is for the $p message ("traitement en cours...") to be on the same line of an 80-column-wide terminal, then I think the length of p needs to be subtracted somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 19:25

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

Try:

function prog %-$ws
# test loop
x=1; while ((x <= 100)); do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 sleep 1 # do some work here
 ((x+=1))
done
echo

edited Nov 21 at 18:14

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

I admit to not keeping up with this solution, but if the intention is for the $p message ("traitement en cours...") to be on the same line of an 80-column-wide terminal, then I think the length of p needs to be subtracted somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 19:25

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

Try:

function prog %-$ws
# test loop
x=1; while ((x <= 100)); do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 sleep 1 # do some work here
 ((x+=1))
done
echo

edited Nov 21 at 18:14

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

Try:

function prog %-$ws
# test loop
x=1; while ((x <= 100)); do
 prog "$x" traitement en cours...
 sleep 1 # do some work here
 ((x+=1))
done
echo

edited Nov 21 at 18:14

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

edited Nov 21 at 18:14

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

answered Nov 21 at 18:07

Stéphane Chazelas

295k54555898

I admit to not keeping up with this solution, but if the intention is for the $p message ("traitement en cours...") to be on the same line of an 80-column-wide terminal, then I think the length of p needs to be subtracted somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 19:25

add a comment |

I admit to not keeping up with this solution, but if the intention is for the $p message ("traitement en cours...") to be on the same line of an 80-column-wide terminal, then I think the length of p needs to be subtracted somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 19:25

I admit to not keeping up with this solution, but if the intention is for the $p message ("traitement en cours...") to be on the same line of an 80-column-wide terminal, then I think the length of p needs to be subtracted somewhere.
– Jeff Schaller
Nov 21 at 19:25

add a comment |

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