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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Replacing URL in a file with space Post 302171131 by Franklin52 on Wednesday 27th of February 2008 03:57:54 PM
Old 02-27-2008
It works fine for me. Try this with the line you provide. It's substitute by an X instead of a space with the sed command:

Code:
echo '"http://abcd.xyz.com/mno/somefile.dtd"'|sed 's!^"http://abcd.*somefile.dtd"$!X!'

Regards
 

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dtinfoBook.dtd(file formats)											      dtinfoBook.dtd(file formats)

NAME
dtinfoBook.dtd -- dtinfo bookcase document type definition DESCRIPTION
This is the document type definition for bookcases under dtinfo. You can also find an ASCII file of the dtinfoBook.dtd in /usr/dt/infolib/%L/SGML/dtinfoBook.dtd. The bookcase DTD is defined as follows: <!-- Formal Public Identifier (FPI): -//X Consortium//DTD DTINFO Bookcase Description//EN --> <!-- DTINFO Architectural Forms --> <!ENTITY % OLAF PUBLIC "-//X Consortium//ENTITIES DTINFO Architectural Forms//EN" > %OLAF; <!-- Describe the BookCase contents. --> <!ELEMENT BookCase - - ( BookcaseName, BookcaseDesc, StyleSheet+, Book+) > <!ATTLIST BookCase StyleSheet IDREF #REQUIRED %DTINFO.Bookcase; %DTINFO.Style; "attr( StyleSheet )" > <!ELEMENT BookcaseName - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST BookcaseName %DTINFO.BookcaseName; > <!ELEMENT BookcaseDesc - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST BookcaseDesc %DTINFO.BookcaseDesc; > <!ELEMENT Book - - ( Title, ShortTitle?, Tab*, TOCFile, File+) > <!ATTLIST Book StyleSheet IDREF #IMPLIED %DTINFO.Book; %DTINFO.Style; "attr( StyleSheet )" > <!ELEMENT Title - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST Title %DTINFO.BookTitle; <!ELEMENT ShortTitle - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST ShortTitle %DTINFO.BookShortTitle; > <!ELEMENT Access - O EMPTY > <!ATTLIST Access Feature CDATA #REQUIRED VenCode CDATA #REQUIRED Version CDATA #REQUIRED Grouping CDATA #REQUIRED DefaultSection CDATA #REQUIRED DemoTerms CDATA #IMPLIED %DTINFO.BookAccess; > <!ELEMENT Tab - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST Tab TabLoc CDATA #REQUIRED %DTINFO.BookTab; %DTINFO.IDREF; "attr( TabLoc )" > <!-- Any section within the file can override the style sheet via a DTD modification. --> <!ELEMENT TOCFile - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST TOCFile > <!ELEMENT File - - ( #PCDATA) > <!ATTLIST File > <!-- Style Sheet DTD --> <!ENTITY % StyleSheet.dtd PUBLIC "-//X Consortium//DTD DTINFO Style Sheet//EN" > %StyleSheet.dtd; SEE ALSO
dtinfo(1), DtInfoLib(5), dtinfogen(1), dtinfoStyle.dtd - dtinfoStyledtd(5), dtinfoTOC.dtd - dtinfoTOCdtd(5), dtinfoBook.dtd(file formats)
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