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Yes. Just replace ${dirs[0]} in the command with the variable name. If variable is named "folder" replace it with {lv=folder}...

You mean "replace $path with {lv=folder}" instead of "$(dir[0])"... 😉

Not really. Just meant to replace the name of the folder in the "$path" directory

Oops no. Have now and it's working 👍it deletes the oldest file. Is it possible I can use a variable, so that I can specify which folder...

I tried the macro and in the output variable it says permission denied

This macro deletes the oldest folder in that directory

Never used shell script can you enlighten me please

Use a shell script

Hi everyone, I am trying to use the "Files Delete" option. I have a folder named "Paddock" in "Download" folder, in this folder I create...

In your case if you want to get the address you should rather do •(.*?)• If your address is in two • otherwise you must delimit the...

Text manipulation with the below regex .*(?= •)

The above should extract "Mr John Smith ". There are a number of simple ways it can be tweaked to remove the unwanted space at the end.

Better example - Mr John Smith • 2 This Road This Town I want to extract the name "Mr John Smith" The remaining " • This Road This...

Use Regex. However, if you would like to try a DIY solution without any Regex research/learning... - set test string variable to "" -...

You would need an example of the text to help you. If the number is contained between two precisions you can use (.*?)