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04-19-2007
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Select text within matching ( ) bracket
Hi,
I am looking for a simple command to select text within a open bracket "(" and a matching close bracket ")" and output the within-bracket-text to a file. This function is similar to the common vi select a range of text with "(" to ")" but not sure how to run the same function in command line. Here's the input file : statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement Today( "here" MONDAY = map( "monday") TUESDAY = map( "tuesday" ) WESNESDAY = map( "wednesday" ) THURSDAY = map( "thursday" ) FRIDAY = map( "friday" ) SATURDAY = map( "saturday" ) SUNDAY = map( "sunday" ) ); statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement Output file : -------------- Today( "here" MONDAY = layer( "monday" ) TUESDAY = layer( "tuesday" ) WESNESDAY = layer( "wednesday" ) THURSDAY = layer( "thursday" ) FRIDAY = layer( "friday" ) SATURDAY = pinText( "saturday" ) SUNDAY = pinText( "sunday" ) ); Thanks in advance, cursive |
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04-20-2007
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Hi,
Abou the code : sed -n "/^[^)]*([^)]*$/,/^[^(]*)[^(]*/p" file the system prompt error message, "Illegal variable name" I am not sure whether I missing something here, could someone show me the right path ? Thanks in advance, cursive |
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04-20-2007
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$ cat file statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement Today( "here" MONDAY = map( "monday") TUESDAY = map( "tuesday" ) WESNESDAY = map( "wednesday" ) THURSDAY = map( "thursday" ) FRIDAY = map( "friday" ) SATURDAY = map( "saturday" ) SUNDAY = map( "sunday" ) ); statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement statement $ sed -n '/^[^)]*([^)]*$/,/^[^(]*)[^(]*/p' file Today( "here" MONDAY = map( "monday") TUESDAY = map( "tuesday" ) WESNESDAY = map( "wednesday" ) THURSDAY = map( "thursday" ) FRIDAY = map( "friday" ) SATURDAY = map( "saturday" ) SUNDAY = map( "sunday" ) ); |
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04-20-2007
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Hi Anbu23,
A small tweak in the command is finally working well. I really apperciated for all your help. Thanks, cursive |
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