Linux Rocks ! wrote: >Sometime just before Sunday 28 April 2002 05:13 pm Bob Miller Wrote >about:[EUG-LUG:2461] Re: asynchronous file access: ? use chattr +S ? > >: *The easiest* way it to say, "Hey, Seth, can you change some web pages >: for me?" That's not very fast -- it may take several weeks, depending >: on how many S+++++'s you have in your EUGLUG code. > >Why would seth want to do any of my html? He's got enough to do... >The following suggestions look interesting... I tried kahli's perl line.. >Those are very different looking :) Ill try them too :) > Bob's regular expressions are a little more sophisticated than mine are and would handle some cases that mine wouldn't. In particular, his examples automatically back up the original file to <filename>.orig, edit the file in place instead of printing to stdout, and don't need the print statement because -p takes care of it. They also ignore case (the i at the end of the substitution). His last example will deal with img tags that span multiple lines, and the [^>] would keep it from screwing up if there was some other tag with an alt attribute. The idea is the same though.
Kahli
