Hi. Maybe if u gave a more high level description of what ur trying to do
we might be able to help u more. I think what ur going for is a find/replace
on a list of files? If so, this is not the way to do it.
A generic find/replace would be like:
foreach $file (@files) {
open FILE, "<",
Hi.
Chang Min Jeon wrote:
>
> I trying to modify file using perl one line like below.
>
> my $cmd = "perl -pi -e's/aaa/bbb/' ";
I think that there should be a space between the -e and the regular
expression
my $cmd = "perl -pi -e 's/aaa/bbb/' ";
If you're in the Windows world, you might also wan
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> hello
>
> I trying to modify file using perl one l
Hi,
I have not tried below code, but I suggest you few more things here,
1) my $cmd = "perl -pi -e 's/aaa/bbb/g' ";# you are are missing g
here.
I doubht below command is working.
my $command = $cmd.$file; ## is concatenation operator required here.
Bit busy now meanwhile try aboove
Hi mustafa
Thank you for your help.
I changed following code but it still doesn't work.
my $cmd = "perl -pi -e's/aaa/bbb/' ";
open(MAKEFILES, '<', $ARGV[0]) or die "file open error";
my @filelist = ;
foreach my $file (@filelist) {
chomp($file);
my $command = $cmd.$file;
print $comm
