I have a folder full of .html files and I need to go through and replace in
each and every one of them a couple of bits of info. I know I can do this
using the following from the command line:
sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/' file.html newfile.html | mv newfile.html
file.html
Problem is I need
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This should work (untested!):
for x in $(find YOUR-DIR-WITH-HTML-FILE -name *.htm*); do
~ tmp=$(mktemp);
~ sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/' $x $tmp mv $tmp $x;
~ rm $tmp;
done
Matthew R. Lee schrieb:
| I have a folder full of .html files and I
On Wednesday 30 April 2008, Matthew R. Lee wrote:
I have a folder full of .html files and I need to go through and
replace in each and every one of them a couple of bits of info. I
know I can do this using the following from the command line:
sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/' file.html
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 11:52:10AM -0400, Matthew R. Lee wrote:
I have a folder full of .html files and I need to go through and replace in
each and every one of them a couple of bits of info. I know I can do this
using the following from the command line:
sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/'
On Wednesday 30 April 2008, 17:52, Matthew R. Lee wrote:
I have a folder full of .html files and I need to go through and
replace in each and every one of them a couple of bits of info. I know
I can do this using the following from the command line:
sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/' file.html
On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 18:00:13 +0200, Johann Schmitz wrote:
sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/' $x $tmp mv $tmp $x;
Use sed -i to save messing around with temporary files yourself.
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On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 06:02:38PM +0200, Penguin Lover Alan McKinnon squawked:
On Wednesday 30 April 2008, Matthew R. Lee wrote:
I have a folder full of .html files and I need to go through and
replace in each and every one of them a couple of bits of info. I
know I can do this using the
On Wednesday 30 April 2008 12:00:13 Johann Schmitz wrote:
This should work (untested!):
for x in $(find YOUR-DIR-WITH-HTML-FILE -name *.htm*); do
~ tmp=$(mktemp);
~ sed 's/VV, ppp-ppp/81, 51-67/' $x $tmp mv $tmp $x;
~ rm $tmp;
done
Matthew R. Lee schrieb:
| I have a folder full of
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