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sed / shell - how to use $filename
I've forgotten how to use a filename parameter
using sed inside a shell script. What I want to do is replace a string inside a file with the name of the file being processed. I think this should work .. for filename do sed -e "s/xxx/$filename/" ... ... done Thanks! Ps: i.e. I want to change We need to put xxx in the answer. into We need to put filename in the answer. |
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