Sometime Today, Binand Raj S. assembled some asciibets to say:
> sed -e 's,\(/usr\)\(/bin\),\1/local\2,g'
Why the grouping parens? avoid spelling mistakes? I prefer the |
character. It's more visible.
Mayuresh, if you post exactly what went wrong, we may be able to figure
out what was wrong.
My suggestion would be, instead of replacing with /usr/local/bin,
replace with something like BINPATH:
tmpfile=`mktemp XXXXXX`
for i in *.[ch]; do
cat $i | sed -e 's|/usr/bin|BINPATH|g' > $tmpfile
cp $tmpfile $i
done;
rm $tmpfile
Note, you cannot redirect output back to $i, it will clobber the file
before reading it.
Then, you have a common #included file, that #defines BINPATH to
whatever you want.
Philip
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