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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Remove files by name Post 302613643 by Shell_Life on Tuesday 27th of March 2012 02:14:17 PM
Old 03-27-2012
Here is one way of doing it:
Code:
#!/bin/ksh
sed 's/.*\(__.*__.*\).xml/\1/' Inp_File | uniq | while read mStr; do
  grep "${mStr}" Inp_File | sort -t_ -k3 -kn1 | tail -1
done

 

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intltool-merge

INTLTOOL-MERGE(8)					      System Manager's Manual						 INTLTOOL-MERGE(8)

NAME

       intltool-merge - merge translated strings into various file types such as XML

SYNOPSIS

       intltool-merge [ -v|--version ] [ -h|--help ] [ -q|--quiet ] [ -d|--desktop-style ] [ -k|--keys-style ] [ -o|--oaf-style ] [ -x|--xml-style
       ] [ -u|--utf8 ] [ -p|--pass-through ] PO_DIRECTORY FILENAME OUTPUT_FILE

DESCRIPTION

       Merge translated strings in po files in PO_DIRECTORY with the original application file FILENAME, and output the file OUTPUT_FILE  contain-
       ing both the original and the localized strings.
       Afterwards  the	application  xml  file	will  contain  repeated  xml-nodes  where each one contains one of all translations and a xml:lang
       attribute.

OPTIONS

       -v, --version
	      Show version information.

       -h, --help
	      Show usage and basic help information.

       -q, --quiet
	      Be quiet while running.

       -d, --desktop-style
	      Merge files in desktop style, which is similar to the Windows .ini file format.

       -k, --keys-style
	      Merge files in the keys style, which is used for metadata.

       -x, --oaf-style
	      Merge files in the oaf style.

       -x, --xml-style
	      Merge files in the XML style, both as attributes and as raw pcdata.

       -u, --utf8
	      Convert all strings to UTF-8 before merging.

       -p, --pass-through
	      Use strings as found in .po files, without conversion (STRONGLY unrecommended with -x).

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to http://bugzilla.gnome.org or by sending email to xml-i18n-tools@gnome.org.

AUTHOR

       Darin Adler	     <darin@bentspoon.com>
       Kenneth Christiansen  <kenneth@gnu.org>
       Maciej Stachowiak     <mjs@eazel.com>

SEE ALSO

       intltoolize(8), xml-18n-prepare(8), intltool-extract(8), intltool-update(8)

intltool							 February 14, 2002						 INTLTOOL-MERGE(8)
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