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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting replace word with using "sed" not work... Post 302108671 by happyv on Wednesday 28th of February 2007 04:06:03 AM
Old 02-28-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by sb008
Ah, you didn't provide all the information.

Code:
# cat file
<Number>11 20 03 22 23 21 91 00 F0</Number>
<Number>12 20 03 20 99 21 91 20 F0</Number>
<Serial>12 20 03 20 99 21 91 20 F0</Serial>
<Number>10 21 03 21 78 21 92 27 F0</Number>
# sed -e "/^<Number/s/ //g" -e "/^<Number/s/\([0-9][0-9]\)./\1/" -e "/^<Number/s/\([0-9][0-9]\)/\1 /g" -e "/^<Number/s/0</</" file
<Number>11 00 32 22 32 19 10 0F</Number>
<Number>12 00 32 09 92 19 12 0F</Number>
<Serial>12 20 03 20 99 21 91 20 F0</Serial>
<Number>10 10 32 17 82 19 22 7F</Number>


its look like still have some problem.. because of...your command read <Number is missing ">"..
 

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COMPAMB(1)						      General Commands Manual							COMPAMB(1)

NAME
compamb - compute good ambient value for a rad input file SYNOPSIS
compamb [ -c ][ -e ] rad_input_file DESCRIPTION
Compamb computes a good ambient value for the specified rad(1) variable file and appends it to the file as a "render= -av" option. If the -c option is specified, then compamb includes color information in the computed ambient value, rather than estimating a grey value to avoid rendering color shifts. If the -e option is specified, then compamb also computes a good exposure value for this scene, and appends it to the rad file as well. Compamb is a shell script that makes calls to other RADIANCE programs and utilities to do the actual work. A substantial amount of time may be required to complete this script, since compamb calls rpict(1) to render low resolution frames for each view in the rad file, set- ting "QUALITY=High" to compute interreflections. The resulting ambient file is thrown away, since it would disagree with the new -av set- ting used for the final renderings. This method is preferable to setting the -aw option of rpict, which frequently results in splotchy artifacts. AUTHOR
Greg Ward Larson SEE ALSO
lookamb(1), rad(1), rpict(1) RADIANCE
1/23/98 COMPAMB(1)
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