Replace all string matches in file with unique random number
Hello
Take this file...
Code:
Test01
Ref test
Version 01
Test02
Ref test
Version 02
Test66
Ref test
Version 66
Test99
Ref test
Version 99
I want to substitute every occurrence of Test[0-9]{2} with a unique random number, so for example, if I was using sed, substitution would be something like the below but obviously the below does reevaluate the random number for each occurrence of Test[0-9]{2}
Code:
num=$((1+RANDOM 20 % 60))
sed -ri "s/Test[0-9]{2}/Test${num}/" test_file
So on the execution of substitution, the file would read something like
Code:
Test59
Ref test
Version 01
Test57
Ref test
Version 02
Test48
Ref test
Version 66
Test51
Ref test
Version 99
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Last edited by MadeInGermany; 10-05-2018 at 09:03 AM..
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U;cake;michael;temp;;;;
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I have a list of value , and need to replace that in my file.
Eg:
File1
tcname:fail
tcname: Pass
tcname:skipped
File2:
01,02,03
Output:
File 1
01:fail
02: Pass
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Discussion started by: DevAakash
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
hdfls
HDFLS(1) General Commands Manual HDFLS(1)NAME
hdfls - list basic information about an HDF file
SYNOPSIS
hdfls [-o] [-l] [-d] [-v] [-g] [-s] [-h] [-t n] hdf_file
DESCRIPTION
hdfls provides general information about the tags, reference numbers, and if requested, lengths of the data elements.
OPTIONS -o display the reference numbers in ascending order.
-l long format. Display more information about the file.
-d Display offset and length information for each element in the file.
-v verbose. Display annotation and label text, along with the format triggered by the -l flag.
-g Group. List items by group.
-s Special elements. Display detailed information about special elements.
-d Display offset and length information for each element in the file.
-h Dump DD block information.
-t n Tag. Only list information about the specified tag. Must be followed by a tag number.
EXAMPLES
A file called "aa.hdf" contains three items associated with a raster image; the image dimensions, a palette, and the raster image. To dis-
play information about the contents of this file, the following command is used.
hdfls aa.hdf
The following output is displayed:
aa.hdf:
Image Dimensions-8: (Raster-8): (tag 200)
Ref nos: 1
Image Palette-8: (Raster-8): (tag 201)
Ref nos: 3
Raster Image-8: (Raster-8): (tag 202)
Ref nos: 1
The following displays the same information with the length of each data element:
hdfls -l aa.hdf
This would result in the following information being displayed:
aa.hdf:
Image Dimensions-8: (Raster-8) : (tag 200)
Ref no 1 4 bytes
Image Palette-8: (Raster-8) : (tag 201)
Ref no 3 768 bytes
Raster Image-8: (Raster-8) : (tag 202)
Ref no 1 120000 bytes
SEE ALSO hdf(5)
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