I want to validate a text file with a script.

The file to validate is:

FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
HDKFHDK UHG
YRYRUBH DFG
867HDKE WER

Valid lines must match the regex '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}'.

If all the lines are valid, the script shows a message saying that the file is OK.

If at least there is one line that don't match with the regex, the script show a message and display the lines that don't match the regex.

The script is:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
result=""
output=$(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1" |wc -l)
if [[ $output > 0 ]]
then
  echo "These lines don't match:"
  result="${resultado} $(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1") \n"
  echo -e $result
else
  echo "The text file is valid"
fi  

The expected output is

These lines don't match
FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
867HDKE WER

But I'm getting

These lines don't match:
FDFHDK JKL 1545665 152 867HDKE WER

So the actual script is not taking the line break into account.

I want to validate a text file with a script.

The file to validate is:

FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
HDKFHDK UHG
YRYRUBH DFG
867HDKE WER

Valid lines must match the regex '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}'.

If all the lines are valid, the script shows a message saying that the file is OK.

If at there is at least one line that doesn't match the regex, the script should show a message and display the lines that don't match the regex.

The script is:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
result=""
output=$(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1" |wc -l)
if [[ $output > 0 ]]
then
  echo "These lines don't match:"
  result="${resultado} $(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1") \n"
  echo -e $result
else
  echo "The text file is valid"
fi  

The expected output is

These lines don't match
FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
867HDKE WER

But I'm getting

These lines don't match:
FDFHDK JKL 1545665 152 867HDKE WER

So the actual script is not taking the line break into account.

I want to validate a text file with a script.

The file to validate is:

FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
HDKFHDK UHG
YRYRUBH DFG
867HDKE WER

Valid lines must match the regex '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}'.

If all the lines are valid, the script shows a message saying that the file is OK.

If at least there is one line that don't match with the regex, the script show a message and display the lines that don't match the regex.

The script is:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
result=""
output=$(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1" |wc -l)
if [[ $output > 0 ]]
then
  echo "These lines don't match:"
  result="${resultado} $(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1") \n"
  echo -e $result
else
  echo "The text file is valid"
fi  

The expected output is

These lines don't match
1545665 152
867HDKE WER

But I'm getting

These lines don't match:
FDFHDK JKL 1545665 152 867HDKE WER

So the actual script is not taking the line break into account.

I want to validate a text file with a script.

The file to validate is:

FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
HDKFHDK UHG
YRYRUBH DFG
867HDKE WER

Valid lines must match the regex '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}'.

If all the lines are valid, the script shows a message saying that the file is OK.

If at least there is one line that don't match with the regex, the script show a message and display the lines that don't match the regex.

The script is:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
result=""
output=$(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1" |wc -l)
if [[ $output > 0 ]]
then
  echo "These lines don't match:"
  result="${resultado} $(grep -vE '[A-Z]{7}+[[:space:]]+[A-Z]{3}' "$1") \n"
  echo -e $result
else
  echo "The text file is valid"
fi  

The expected output is

These lines don't match
FDFHDK JKL
1545665 152
867HDKE WER

But I'm getting

These lines don't match:
FDFHDK JKL 1545665 152 867HDKE WER

So the actual script is not taking the line break into account.