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In Line File Modifications: Search and Replace
grep -il "TEST" ${ENVIRON}/*.pde| while read pde do cat $pde | sed s/"TEST 3,1"/"TEST 3,0"/g | sed s/"TEST 3,1"/"TEST 3,0"/g > ${pde}.tmp if [ -f ${pde}.tmp ] ; then mv ${pde}.tmp $pde else echo "Failure writing ${pde}.tmp" fi done here is an example of my code doing a search and replace for the current directory, I was hoping to learn a little more, has anyone got a better solution? I am concerned as this is dangerous code, however quick and simple to create. |
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