Chris Arnold wrote:
Open the file in Kate and do a search and replace on the string
indexFRMB01C001 and replace it with indexFRMB01C002
I don't need to do a "replace". I need to add some text before the
indexFRMB01C00?
Oh, sorry I went straight to the script and didn't read your message
very well. To do this, use the sed command
sed --in-place= -e "s/\(\/[^\.\/]*\)\(\.htm\)/\1YOURTEXT\2/" "$target"
this assumes no lines end in the middle of your HREF filenames. Replace
YOURTEXT with what you want.
--Jason
On Dec 10, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Chris Arnold wrote:
Using SLED SP1 and SED. I need to add some text before some existing
text in 1 file, in about 100 different spots. The existing text is
as follows:
<A onclick="window.open(this.href,'_blank');return false;" HREF='/
kjvdict/indexFRMB01C001.htm'>1</A>
The section of text above will differ in every line. So the section
indexFRMB01C001 will appear as indexFRMB01C002 on the next line and
so on for all 100 lines.
Randall S wrote a killer script that would add quotes to some text
so i am trying to modify that script and use it but not having much
luck. Here is the script:
#!/bin/sh
targetList=(
# ... or "ls":
$( ls *.php )
)
for target in "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; do
sed \
--in-place= \
-e "1s;*.htm;'&';" \
"$target"
done
You can see that i am trying to use a wildcard in
*.htm......Clearly, i don't know what i am doing :) Can someone
(nicely) help me with this?
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