I plan to edit 3 xml files without opening them (as opening, editing, closing is more prone to errors).
The one I want to edit is with a condition.
I need to update N to Y wherever I see Flag_XYZ_TurnOn in all 3 files. Also I prefer to run it from command line rather than having it in a script.
Example of the pattern:
Before:
After:
I wrote SED commands and it works great in Linux but NOT in Unix
I tried the following sed commands from command line
So as an alternative to sed I tried looking at awk as it is compatible with Unix too. But instead of command line it is making to write a script example below, which am personally not prefering.
Anybody can suggest me to write in a better way? So that its a single line command, which i can run from command line to achieve my desired result?
Thanking you in advance.
cheers
Last edited by Scrutinizer; 04-11-2017 at 12:17 PM..
Reason: Additional code tags
Unix sed needs at least a ; before a closing }
Some Unix sed have bugs with ; e.g. lables and nested { } are only possible with multi-line.
The for loop can take the file names
If you have a script you can loop over its arguments
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