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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers sed regex Post 14357 by Shakey21 on Wednesday 30th of January 2002 05:46:32 PM
Old 01-30-2002
sed regex

I would like to do this:

replace the word "prod" with the word "special" but it may occur through the file naturally without a command, I only want it to happen when it has a specific command in front of it. The command will always look like this

<IMG,###,###,##,>prod/directory/IMG/file

Now the numbers (parameters can happen numerous times or not ) so it can look like this <IMG,320,123,2,2,1,1,1,1,2>prod/... or like this <IMG,100,100,2,2>prod/...

What I have at the moment is sed s/"\>prod"/"\>special"/g but I want it to include the command as the regex and it has to go back in front of the word the same way.

Any suggestions to a safer regex?

I was thinking something like this or along these lines: (but it doesn't work and i am not really familiar with the ".*")

sed s/\(IMG,.*\)prod/\1special/

Thanks in anticipation!
Shakey21
 

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