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From: | Stefan Monnier <address@hidden> |
Subject: | Re: A very simple question on SED or AWK for a GURU, possibly a lisp script or emacs batch processing of many files |
Date: | 14 Jan 2003 14:34:02 -0500 |
User-agent: | Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.3.50 |
>>>>> "ericjb" == ericjb <ericjb@lksejb.lks.agilent.com> writes: >> Here is the type of lines I have in a file: >> junk label="junk1/junk2/junk3/.../junkn/" more junk >> I want to find every line that has >> label="..." >> pattern >> and then I want to replace every / by _ inside the >> quotes. sed '/label=".*"/s|/|_/' >> cat file | >> sed commands | >> awk commands | I don't know if the Useless Use of Cat Award is still up for grabs, so I'd recommend you don't bother running for it and just use redirection instead: sed commands <file | awk commands | -- Stefan PS: This has nothing to do with Lisp, Emacs, or GNU, so I redirected the discussion to comp.unix.shell.
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