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Try with sed:
sed '/Date_de_Publication_Periodique.*XMLSchema#date/s/[0-9]\{4\}-[0-9]\{2\}-[0-9]\{2\}/JJJJJJ/' MM_NN-A1B1C1_ABC.rdf

You know what -There was a Perl script I had got from CPAN to generate SHA1 checksum of files in a directory, I modified to suite my needs, for the project I was working at, and the script was taking...

In what way is that 'not working'? Does it not have that option, or does it accept it yet misbehave somehow?

For systems which don't have -B, you can write a small awk script:

$ cat...

It should be easy: according to your sample a "column" is: zero or more non-","-characters followed by a ",". The regexp for this is:

/[^,]*,/

In sed you can use numbers to make the...

It is not. It sets the positional parameters $1 ... $n to the elements of $LINE.


What about e.g. VARIABLE=$2?

OLDIFS="$IFS"
IFS="\"="
while read LINE
do
[[ "$LINE" == *"<TRANSFORMATION"* ]] || continue

set -- $LINE

while [ "$#" -gt 0 ]
do
case "$1"...

In case the previous comments were too cryptic, the command:
find . –type d –name "?d*" –print
will look for files in or under the current directory (.) of type directory (-type d) with a name that...

To exactly retrieve the value from an XML file, you need to use an XML tool such as xmllint. It comes with Linux by default.

$ version=`xmllint --xpath...

variable_sto_store=`awk -F"[<>]" '/CFBundleVersion/ {getline;print $3;exit}' input.xml`

If you want to capture it outside.

Does it have to be awk?
perl -F"," -lane '$F[8]="N" if ($F[3]=="MN"); print join (",",@F)' file.txt---------- Post updated at 15:03 ---------- Previous update was at 14:58 ----------

My first...

awk -F"\"" '/<[\/]*bul:CollectionTemplate[> ]/{x=!x;f=(x&&/15min/)?"Parameter15min.txt":"Parameter1h.txt"}x&&/id/{print $(NF-1) >> f ; close f}' infile---------- Post updated at 10:32 PM -

Use...

This is a one-liner version of agama's approach which may speed thing up a little bit.
awk -F: '{t=$1*3600+$2*60+$3} NR>1{printf( "%.6f\n", t-p)}{p=t}' infile

something likesed -n '/\<component/,/.*>/p' infile.xml | grep -E 'version=|description='

Hi,

sed 's/^/ramesh/g;s/$/vellanki/g' faulty.txt


Regards,
Chella

Please don't post duplicate threads in multiple forums. If somebody can offer you their assistance, they will - posting more than once will not yield a faster response! I have removed the duplicate...