Paul de Vrieze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [snip]
> #Number of actual herds in the herds.xml file:
> grep "<herd" herds.xml |wc -l
> 72
Actually there are only 70, try:
grep -A 1 '<herd>' herds.xml | grep '<name>' \
| sed -e 's/^.*<name>\([^<]*\)<\/name>.*$/\1/' \
| herds.txt
wc -l herds.txt
70 herds.txt
> ###### WHERE DID THOSE 18-2=16 PHANTOM HERDS COME FROM ??? ######
> I'll get a list of those fantom herds tomorrow, but for now. Keep on creating
> metadata.xml files and herds.
After storing the list of unique metadata-listed herds in
herds-metadata.txt:
( while read x; do \
if ! grep $x herds.txt >/dev/null; \
then echo $x; \
fi; done ) < herds-metadata.txt
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