On May 23, 2014, at 09:03, Steven Klein <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have an XML file that's perhaps 1000 lines long.
> ...
> I want to delete everything in that document except the paths themselves, and
> I only need 1 instance of each path, starting with the name of the hard drive.
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Hey Steven,
You can't remove duplicates with a simple regular expression, but it's easy to
do with a text filter.
Here's one example:
#!/bin/bash
sed -En '/\/Volumes\//{
s!.*/Volumes/(.+)</string>.*!\1!
p
}' | uniq;
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Best Regards,
Chris
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