12-03-2010
Thanks for your solution. I will verify it.
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cat xmlFile | while read line # read each line of xmlfile
do
if [ "$line" = ".*\<tag name\=\"$tag\".*" ] ; then # if line contains matching tag then
echo "$line" >> optFile # I need to get </tag> so that I can use this command==> sed '/<\/tag>/i\ <sometext\/\> ' $file $file2
echo "\<sometext\/\>" >> optFile # append extra line after matching tag line in output file
else # else
echo "$line" >> optFile # write line as it is in output file
fi
done
Last edited by mariakumar3; 12-03-2010 at 04:34 AM..
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