So... Ive had much luck with searching and replacing, however I cant figure
out how to replace
thumbs/
with m
find ./*.html -type f | xargs perl -p -i.orig -e \ 's/thumbs/m/gi'
leaves me with:
<img src="m
where I want:
<img src="m1.jpg" blah blah blah
I even tried
find ./*.html -type f | xargs perl -p -i.orig -e \ 's/thumbs//m/gi'
but ofcoures it squeeled at me... I also tried replacing /'s with "'s
(quotes), so... anyone know how to use s/ and include /'s as part of the
search/replace string?
Jamie
Sometime just before Monday 29 April 2002 09:34 am Bob Miller Wrote
about:[EUG-LUG:2471] Re: asynchronous file access: ? use chattr +S ?g
: Linux Rocks ! wrote:
: > : Note the "s" character at the end. It makes the whole thing
: > : work even if the tag spans multiple lines.
:
: Oops. I forgot -- to read the whole file into the string, you need
: this at the beginning of the perl script. See the perlvar man page
: for details.
:
: BEGIN { undef $/ }
:
: So the whole thing would be...
:
: > find /var/www/htdoc -type f | xargs perl -p -i.orig -e \
: > 'BEGIN {undef $/} s/\<img [^\>]*alt=\"([^\"]*)\"/title="$1"/gis'
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