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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting sed substitution Post 302357827 by tom.lee on Wednesday 30th of September 2009 05:55:53 PM
Old 09-30-2009
sed substitution

Using sed I'm trying to replace 'string' with '[[string]]' while retaining case and ignoring words with 'string' in it along with additional characters like 'strings' and those which already contain the [[]] wrapper. I'm hoping to do it with sed and the right expression, if possible.

Example:
Apple apple apples applet [[apple]]

In this example I would only want to convert 'Apple' to '[[Apple]]' and 'apple' to '[[apple]]' ignoring 'apples', 'applet' and '[[apple]]. I can substitue Apple but I lose my 'A' as it's changed to 'a.'

I'm attempting to autotag pages in my wiki so in the above example 'apples' and 'applet' don't represent existing pages and [[apple]] is already tagged.

Any ideas or has anybody been down this path before and already know I'm chasing a phantom?

Thanks
 

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