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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Changing Pattern in a file Post 102022 by pbtenneti on Wednesday 15th of March 2006 05:58:51 AM
Old 03-15-2006
Changing Pattern in a file

I have a config file with the pattern given below.
/usr/games cocoa fudge # export to only these machines
/usr -access=clients # export to my clients
/usr/local # export to the world
/usr2 -access=bison:deerSmilieup # export to only these machines
....

I need to join any line in this file with the pattern as
/usr/games cocoa fudge ==> /usr/games:cocoa:fudge and o/p it to any file.

I was using SED as an option but till was unable to get in the required format.
Any help for this will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance.

Phani
 

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NAME
Childsplay - Educational games for young children. SYNTAX
childsplay [option] DESCRIPTION
Childsplay is a suite of educational games for young children. It's a plugin system, so childsplay is basically a framework where you put in as many game modules as you like. Childsplay comes with a few standard games, so check the website (see below) for additional games. OPTIONS
--fullscreen Toggle the fullscreen mode. The screen size stays 800x600, so if you have a bigger resolution you have to live with a black border. This is the default mode. --window Toggle windowmanager mode. Display the screen in a window of 800x600. --help Output help information and exit. --version Output version information and exit. FILES
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http://childsplay.sourceforge.net Read the docs that came with the tarball. Stas Z 0.46 11/09/2002 Childsplay(6)
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