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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Remove a non-specific word froma file Post 302315396 by apjneeraj on Tuesday 12th of May 2009 08:27:23 AM
Old 05-12-2009
Remove a non-specific word froma file

Hi All,

I am encountering a problem while removing a string from a file. Actually, i have done this thing before using sed to replace the word but this time word is not specfic. its value is changing with each file.

e.g.
%HD% Serial Number list per DN required. +3 -0 sked://BaxBiztalk!XLANG Scheduler/{2FF54557-143A-4B0C-BD19-535BC3DE94C3} Y 20090202T141927.000Z N N 1 0000538236 YUR,2ND MAIN RD TRUSTPURAM, KODAMBAKKAM, CHENNAI - 600 024

I need to remove the word "sked://BaxBiztalk!XLANG Scheduler/{2FF54557-143A-4B0C-BD19-535BC3DE94C3}" from a number of files. The part of the word inside {} is varying with the file.So it is difficult to remove it using sed.

So please help me to get a solution.

Thanks
Neeraj
 

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vlatai(1L)																vlatai(1L)

NAME
vlatai - Lojban word analyzer SYNOPSIS
vlatai [ -v ] [ word ] DESCRIPTION
vlatai is a program that reads a list of Lojban words from standard input, one word per line. In its usual mode, it writes a single output line for each input line, advising of which kind of Lojban word the input line is. If the input word has cmavo prefixed onto it, vlatai shows the individual cmavo and the base word itself. In the verbose mode (obtained using -v), the workings of the internal state machines used for scanning the word are exposed. This may give some insight into where an error lies on words that can't be parsed, especially if the output is used in conjuction with the report files built during the compilation process. Note that vlatai is primarily a testbench for the word categorizer/splitter inside jbofihe. vlatai is not fully supported or documented as a stand-alone program. OPTIONS
-v Verbose; show lots of information about the evolution of the internal state word The word to check. If no 'word' argument is supplied, the program reads words from standard input, one word per line (with no whitespace around it.) REFERENCES
http://go.to/jbofihe Home page for the jbofihe project (of which cmafihe is part) http://www.lojban.org/ Home page of the Lojban community http://www.rrbcurnow.freeuk.com/lojban/ My Lojban page. AUTHOR
Richard Curnow <rpc@myself.com> December 2000 vlatai(1L)
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