On Fri, 2010-10-22 at 07:59 -0500, argolance wrote: > Hello, > > > You can use Wine's regedit or reg programs. They function the same as native ones. > The chances are that it should be possible but I don't know exactly > how/what to do! I tried without success! I plan to integrate this > script to a pinstall.sh pet package and I guess I feel a bit better > with LINUX scripts! > Do you want to write a script that always loads the same set of keys into the registry? If so, a 'here document' is probably what you need. Here's a complete tutorial: ===========tutorial=========== #!/bin/bash a="Aaaaa" b=junk cat >ex1.txt <<EOF Substitution This line contains $a This line contains $b EOF echo "==== ex1.txt ====" cat ex1.txt echo "=================" cat >ex2.txt <<"FINISH" No substitution This line contains $a This line contains $b FINISH echo "==== ex2.txt ====" cat ex2.txt echo "=================" rm ex[12].txt =======end of tutorial======== Substitution in the here document is controlled by the presence or absence of quotes round the here document delimiter (EOF in my examples). This is a tested example: cut 'n paste into a file, make it executable with chmod and experiment with it. Martin
