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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting replace word with using "sed" not work... Post 302108710 by sb008 on Wednesday 28th of February 2007 12:24:33 PM

02-28-2007

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Oops, I overlooked the 6-9 spaces before "<Number>"

No matter how many space in front:

Code:

# cat file
   <Number>11 48 79 74 71 47 97 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 48 79 67 64 76 63 F0</Number>
      <Number>11 48 78 91 39 26 41 F0</Number>
    <Number>11 48 78 82 43 96 22 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 50 79 56 22 16 77 F0</Number>
           <Number>11 48 79 56 22 16 77 F0</Number>
    <Number>11 48 77 15 54 00 75 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 48 79 56 22 16 77 F0</Number>
      <Number>11 48 78 91 56 76 39 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 33 06 14 24 36 26 80 F0</Number>
                 <Number>11 48 06 14 24 36 26 80 F0</Number>
   <Number>11 48 78 82 43 96 22 F0</Number>
     <Number>11 48 78 91 39 26 41 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 48 79 29 33 85 94 F0</Number>
<Number>11 20 79 46 93 73 87 F0</Number>
      <Number>11 48 79 67 64 76 63 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 21 79 74 71 47 97 F0</Number>
            <Number>11 48 79 29 33 85 94 F0</Number>
       <Number>11 00 79 67 64 76 63 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 48 06 14 24 36 26 80 F0</Number>
            <Number>11 99 79 69 08 44 09 F0</Number>
     <Number>11 48 08 52 91 83 55 71 F0</Number>
        <Number>11 48 78 41 65 21 82 F0</Number>
   <Number>11 87 77 90 77 53 88 F0</Number>
          <Number>11 48 06 14 24 36 26 80 F0</Number>
  <Number>11 77 77 02 63 52 01 F0</Number>
      <Number>11 12 79 69 08 44 09 F0</Number>
<Number>11 13 79 71 22 87 43 F0</Number>
 <Number>11 98 78 91 48 73 39 F0</Number>
   <Number>11 97 78 91 56 79 38 F0</Number>
      <Number>11 94 79 66 20 57 47 F0</Number>
<Number>11 33 77 25 99 67 03 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 87 97 47 14 79 7F</Number>
<Number>11 87 96 76 47 66 3F</Number>
<Number>11 87 89 13 92 64 1F</Number>
<Number>11 87 88 24 39 62 2F</Number>
<Number>11 07 95 62 21 67 7F</Number>
<Number>11 87 95 62 21 67 7F</Number>
<Number>11 87 71 55 40 07 5F</Number>
<Number>11 87 95 62 21 67 7F</Number>
<Number>11 87 89 15 67 63 9F</Number>
<Number>11 30 61 42 43 62 68 0F</Number>
<Number>11 80 61 42 43 62 68 0F</Number>
<Number>11 87 88 24 39 62 2F</Number>
<Number>11 87 89 13 92 64 1F</Number>
<Number>11 87 92 93 38 59 4F</Number>
<Number>11 07 94 69 37 38 7F</Number>
<Number>11 87 96 76 47 66 3F</Number>
<Number>11 17 97 47 14 79 7F</Number>
<Number>11 87 92 93 38 59 4F</Number>
<Number>11 07 96 76 47 66 3F</Number>
<Number>11 80 61 42 43 62 68 0F</Number>
<Number>11 97 96 90 84 40 9F</Number>
<Number>11 80 85 29 18 35 57 1F</Number>
<Number>11 87 84 16 52 18 2F</Number>
<Number>11 77 79 07 75 38 8F</Number>
<Number>11 80 61 42 43 62 68 0F</Number>
<Number>11 77 70 26 35 20 1F</Number>
<Number>11 27 96 90 84 40 9F</Number>
<Number>11 37 97 12 28 74 3F</Number>
<Number>11 87 89 14 87 33 9F</Number>
<Number>11 77 89 15 67 93 8F</Number>
<Number>11 47 96 62 05 74 7F</Number>
<Number>11 37 72 59 96 70 3F</Number>

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gnomevfs-cat

gnomevfs-cat(1) 						   User Commands						   gnomevfs-cat(1)

NAME

       gnomevfs-cat - print a file to standard output using the VFS system

SYNOPSIS

       gnomevfs-cat URI

DESCRIPTION

       gnomevfs-cat is obsolete.  It has been superseded by gvfs-cat.  See gvfs-cat(1).

       gnomevfs-cat prints a file to standard output using the virtual file system to access the file via a URI.

OPERANDS

       The following operands are supported:

       URI	       Specifies the file location in standard URI format.

EXAMPLES

       Example 1: Cat a File From a Web Server

       example% gnomevfs-cat http://www.sun.com

       Example 2: Cat a Local File

       example% gnomevfs-cat file:///home/user/README.txt

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

       See environ(5) for descriptions of the following environment variables: NLSPATH.

EXIT STATUS

       The exit value 0 is returned regardless of success or failure.

FILES

       The following files are used by this application:

       /usr/bin/gnomevfs-cat   Executable to print a file to standard output using the VFS system

ATTRIBUTES

       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE	     |	    ATTRIBUTE VALUE	   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Availability		     |SUNWgnome-vfs		   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Interface stability	     |Obsolete Volatile 	   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+

SEE ALSO

       gnomevfs-copy(1), gnomevfs-info(1), gnomevfs-ls(1), gnomevfs-mkdir(1), gvfs-cat(1), attributes(5), environ(5)

NOTES

       Written by Stephen Browne, Sun Microsystems Inc., 2004.

SunOS 5.11							    14 May 2008 						   gnomevfs-cat(1)