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solved, thank you

and the filename ? doc.txt?

i tried:

#!/bin/awk -f
/\<FIRST\>|\<SECOND\>|\<THIRD\>|\<ZERO\>/doc.txt

but the result is a sintax error

i guys, i have a bash script , and it works, but i need an awk file, and i can't convert this code like:

#!/bin/awk -f

.....
my script

#!/bin/bash

awk...

Doc_="/home/$USER/Documentos/*.doc /home/$USER/Documentos/*.odt"yes it work's !! thanks for your patience, now i understand the reason of that occurs

if you permit another simple question, when i...

yes, i have an error on the quotes, but even correct quotes, the same occurs

Doc_="/home/$USER/Documentos/*.doc *.odt"return: «*.odt»: No such file or directory

i try this

Doc_="/home/$USER/Documentos/"*.doc *.odt"

but only first type of documents is devolved, in this case .doc files

«*.odt»: No such file or directory

probably is a restriction...

but there is any advantage over this code?

Doc_="/home/$USER/Documentos/*.[od][do][tc]" $Doc_

your code works perfect, thanks one more time

sed "/$searchterm/s/.*/$replaceterm/ig;/$searchterm_/s/.*/$replaceterm_/ig" $file > /tmp/teste/tempfile.tmp

works, thanks man

one more question please, and if i want identifie and replace all line where have one $searchterm, for exemple, i have a txt with two lines and the second have the variable...

hi everybody

i have this script and it work's if i use a single variable in grep, but when i put $searchterm_ the script stops work

i have a problem too in sed, because i don't know how i can...

thanks for your time, it's works perfect

:)

hi guys

i have this script

Doc_=/home/$USER/Documentos/*.odt || .doc

but in the code above, only .odt files are selected, all .doc none.

What is the error in the code?

thanks