> #!/bin/bash > # <tr><td class="col1"><a href="111_12.html">Agrawal, B.M. > and Kumar, Virendra</a></td> # <tr><td class="col1"><a > href="111_12.html#Agrawal">Agrawal, B.M. and Kumar, > Virendra</a></td> cat titles.html | sed 's/"col1"><a > href="\(.*\)\.html">\([A-Z][a-z]*\),/"col1"><a > href="\1.html#\2">\2,/' > test.html > > How can I lower case the anchors i.e. #Agrawal to #agrawal? > I know that tr can do that but the above is in a sed script > adn I can't use tr there. > sed does not have a lower function. > Maybe I have to do in two passes somehow?
Can you not simplay add \l (force next element to lowercase) in your replacement? Eg (untested) ... cat titles.html | sed 's/"col1"><a href="\(.*\)\.html">\([A-Z][a-z]*\),/"col1"><a href="\1.html#\l\2">\2,/' > test.html - Rog -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
