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Really do appreciate your help guys am now starting to get a grip on bash but not quite......
suppose i have a statement fileA.... Foot is a word we can use in all aspects of our life and has several meanings.part of it can a foot pedal or rather in football as well. i want to use sed to replace just the word 'foot' nothing more and when it ats the begining of a line replace with caps.......if i wanted to replace it with say play.....this becomes Play is a word we can use in all aspects of our life and has several meanings.part of it can a play pedal or rather in playball as well. been trying this #!/bin/bash IFS=$'\n' for i in $(cat fileA); do echo $i | sed -r 's/^[foot]^/play:g' >> fileB done Last edited by vadharah; 03-16-2008 at 02:29 PM.. Reason: easier for viewers |
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