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The following text appears multiple times in a script and it resides in many scripts.
I would like to make the following changes to the text: Text: /usr/local/bin/gmail -t abc@yahoo.com -m "this is a test" -f xyz@yahoo.com I need to cut the text that comes after -m which is "this is a test" and place it in front of the line with echo statment. I think Awk will not work as -m will not be in the same column everytime. final result: echo "this is a test" | /usr/local/bin/gmail -t abc@yahoo.com -m -f xyz@yahoo.com Any suggestions? Thank you. |
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