I am trying to write a small sed script to change tex coding \'a to
just �, since it is much simpler to write it like that, using latin1
etc. But it is not working. I wonder if someone can point the right
way, or may be someone has a piece of code that would do the work for
all tex \ss, \"u and so forth I imagine many of the non-english tex
users at some point have done that before.
Here goes the piece of code that I am trying to write:
(sorry for the long line, but I am not sure how sed would look at the
filling of lines done by emacs, probably would not like it)
********** code *********
#!/bin/bash
#Trying with sed:
#To change \'a into � and so forth
echo "File name to process please:"
read archivo
cp $archivo $archivo-copia
sed -e 's/\\'a/�/g' -e 's/\\'e/�/g' -e 's/\\'{\\i}/�/g' -e 's/\\'o/�/g' -e
's/\\'u/�/g' -e 's/\\'A/�/g' -e 's/\\'E/�/g' -e 's/\\'{\\I}/�/g' -e 's/\\'O/�/g' -e
's/\\'U/�/g' -e 's/\\~n/�/g' -e 's/\\~N/�/g' -e 's/\\"u/�/g' -e 's/\\"U/�/g' -e
's/?`/�/g' -e 's/!`/�/g' $archivo-copia > $archivo-out
rm $archivo-copia
exit 0
******** end of code *******************
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