> > Are we trying to optimize the thrown together? How about one (1) line > for both ??? > > echo $file | sed 's!^.*/!!;s!\..*$!!' >
sed is powerful but I prefer the simplest way: basename $file .mp3
> > Are we trying to optimize the thrown together? How about one (1) line > for both ??? > > echo $file | sed 's!^.*/!!;s!\..*$!!' >
sed is powerful but I prefer the simplest way: basename $file .mp3