In bash
echo ${!X*}
will print all the names of the variables whose name starts with \'X\'.
Is it possible to get the same with an ar
Easiest might be to do a
printenv |grep D.*=
The only difference is it also prints out the variable's values.
env | awk -F= '{if($1 ~ /X/) print $1}'
This should do it:
env | grep ".*X.*"
Edit: sorry, that looks for X in the value too. This version only looks for X in the var name
env | awk -F "=" '{print $1}' | grep ".*X.*"
As Paul points out in the comments, if you're looking for local variables too, env needs to be replaced with set:
set | awk -F "=" '{print $1}' | grep ".*X.*"
This will search for X only in variable names and output only matching variable names:
set | grep -oP '^\w*X\w*(?==)'
or for easier editing of searched pattern
set | grep -oP '^\w*(?==)' | grep X
or simply (maybe more easy to remember)
set | cut -d= -f1 | grep X
If you want to match X inside variable names, but output in name=value form, then:
set | grep -P '^\w*X\w*(?==)'
and if you want to match X inside variable names, but output only value, then:
set | grep -P '^\w*X\w*(?==)' | grep -oP '(?<==).*'
Use the builtin command compgen:
compgen -A variable | grep X