Carlton Gibson wrote:
>
> On 12 Aug 2009, at 23:29, pietro ildiscotto wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I have a text who look like this
>>
>> searchGetter.10.searchTerm=naim 62
>> searchGetter.10.searchTermType=All of these words
>> searchGetter.11.availableTo=
>> searchGetter.11.categoryList=
>> searchGetter.11.excludeWords=
>> searchGetter.11.includeDescription=0
>> searchGetter.11.locatedIn=
>> searchGetter.11.onlyBIN=0
>> searchGetter.11.quantityGreaterThanOne=0
>> searchGetter.11.searchTerm=naim 62
>> searchGetter.11.searchTermType=All of these words
>> searchGetter.12.availableTo=
>> searchGetter.12.categoryList=
>> searchGetter.12.excludeWords=
>> searchGetter.12.includeDescription=0
>> searchGetter.12.locatedIn=
>> searchGetter.12.onlyBIN=0
>> searchGetter.12.quantityGreaterThanOne=0
>> searchGetter.12.searchTerm=naim 62
>> searchGetter.12.searchTermType=All of these words
>> searchGetter.13.availableTo=
>> searchGetter.13.categoryList=
>> searchGetter.13.excludeWords=
>> searchGetter.13.includeDescription=0
>> searchGetter.13.locatedIn=
>> searchGetter.13.onlyBIN=0
>> searchGetter.13.quantityGreaterThanOne=0
>> searchGetter.13.searchTerm=naim 62
>> searchGetter.13.searchTermType=All of these words
>>
>> and I would like to replace every searchGetter.10. by searchGetter.16.
>> and searchGetter.11 by searchGetter.17 and searchGetter.13. by
>> searchGetter.18. etc...
>>
>> any godlike grep genius there to help me ? my head is hurting really
>> bad !
>> thanks in advance
>>
>> Pierre
>
> Hi Pierre,
>
> I think your best bet is to do it one step at a time (perhaps with a
> text factory).
>
> First search for:
>
>> searchGetter.10.
>
> and replace with:
>
>> searchGetter.16.
>
> (No grep)
>
> Then repeat for the 11/17 and 11/18 pairs.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Regards,
> Carlton
>
And here a Perl-Filter to do it in one step. You select the text to
change and you run the following filter over it (you save this snippet
into your folder: ~/Library/Application Support/Unix Support/Unix
Filters/):
#!/usr/bin/perl
while(<>) {
s/(searchGetter\.)(\d+)/$1 . eval($2+6)/eg;
print;
}
Does this help?
Best greetings to all
marek
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