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Change text at a variable position
Post 302732757 by KobusE on Monday 19th of November 2012 05:57:16 AM
11-19-2012
Change text at a variable position
Hi there script guru's
I have an input file /tmp/in.txt of which the data is seperated by a : (example of the data)
test1:zz:2000:2000:zzz
te:a:2000:3333:bbb
testabs:x:2004:3000:cccc
I would like to run a scrip (bash) changing the data after the second ":"
example
Test for the value of 2000. If the value is 2000 do
Change the 2000 on line one(after the second ":" to 5000 - but do not change the 2000 after the third
The second line's 2000 must also changed to 5000
The 3rd line must not change (value ne 2000)
The data may vary, but the only changes that must be made to the text file will be between the second and 3rd ":"
Any help would be appreciated
Thx
I have an input file /tmp/in.txt of which the data is seperated by a : (example of the data)
test1:zz:2000:2000:zzz
te:a:2000:3333:bbb
testabs:x:2004:3000:cccc
I would like to run a scrip (bash) changing the data after the second ":"
example
Test for the value of 2000. If the value is 2000 do
Change the 2000 on line one(after the second ":" to 5000 - but do not change the 2000 after the third
The second line's 2000 must also changed to 5000
The 3rd line must not change (value ne 2000)
The data may vary, but the only changes that must be made to the text file will be between the second and 3rd ":"
Any help would be appreciated
Thx
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