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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting get text between two tags in bash (awk) Post 302501621 by ctsgnb on Friday 4th of March 2011 04:18:13 AM
Old 03-04-2011
Assuming your file does not contain | character so i can use it to replace the "category" string (i use this tip to make sure that

/category>.*<category matches only a .* that does NOT contain any other "category" string

Code:
echo "$(tr -d '\n' <infile)" | sed 's/category/|/g;s:/|>[^|]*<|:/|><|:g;s/|/category/g'


Last edited by ctsgnb; 03-04-2011 at 06:42 AM..
 

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UDM_CAT_PATH(3) 							 1							   UDM_CAT_PATH(3)

udm_cat_path - Get the path to the current category

SYNOPSIS
array udm_cat_path (resource $agent, string $category) DESCRIPTION
Returns an array describing the path in the categories tree from the tree root to the current one, specified by $category. PARAMETERS
o $agent - A link to Agent, received after call to udm_alloc_agent(3). o $category - RETURN VALUES
The returned array consists of pairs. Elements with even index numbers contain the category paths, odd elements contain the corresponding category names. For example, the call $array=udm_cat_path($agent, '02031D'); may return the following array: $array[0] will contain '' $array[1] will contain 'Root' $array[2] will contain '02' $array[3] will contain 'Sport' $array[4] will contain '0203' $array[5] will contain 'Auto' $array[4] will contain '02031D' $array[5] will contain 'Ferrari' EXAMPLES
Example #1 Specifying path to the current category in the following format: '> Root > Sport > Auto > Ferrari' <?php $cat_path_arr = udm_cat_path($udm_agent, $cat); $cat_path = ''; for ($i=0; $i<count($cat_path_arr); $i+=2) { $path = $cat_path_arr[$i]; $name = $cat_path_arr[$i+1]; $cat_path .= " > <a href="$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]?cat=$path">$name</a> "; } ?> SEE ALSO
udm_cat_list(3). PHP Documentation Group UDM_CAT_PATH(3)
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