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I have a web xml file that looks like this:


<allinfo>
<info>
<a>Name1<\a>
<b>address1<\b>
<c>phone1<c>
<\info>
<info>
<a>Name2<\a>
...

I have been search all over the internet to find a solution to this.
I have a file that looks like:

-a ItemConfig.custom=true
-a Config.custom=true
go -t malu
-t Use=true

I want to get...

ah~u r right, ? also doesnt work. I will try the long code tonight.
Thank you

I'm working on Solaris and sed --version does not print anything useful.
I also had the idea of doing something like [ADFJMNOS][aceopu][bcglnprtvy], but it's very risky since I'm edit a database...

Since I already have sed code for editing other stuffs in the file. Using sed would save me many lines of work. I'm not very familiar with awk and cut, but if I still couldn't get sed to work this...

Backslashes work with the parentheses. However, it does not work with \|.
a|b will treat | as a string and a\|b will treat | as special character. but I couldn't find it's meaning in help manual and...

(Jan or Feb or...) (1 space or two space) ([0-9][0-9] or [0-9]) [12][0-9][0-9][0-9]
Any suggestions? I don't have GNU sed

Hi era,
I still have a problem with removing multiple month.
I could get it to remove one month like this:
sed 's/ Ma[ry] [0-9][0-9] [12][0-9][0-9][0-9]//' file
but the or part of...

is there any way to remove data out of a file with sed?

sample file:
2 3 414 Mar 25 2008
223 312 4244 Feb 25 2008
5 312 422344 Sept 25 2008

output:
2 3 414
223 312 4244
5 312 422344

what's the code for delete everything before [ for every line in a file?
Thank you so much
yoyoyo [hello]
sssss [hello]
asdf [hello]
become:
[hello]
[hello]
[hello]

>where would you want standard output to go?
>why do something if you want to suppress its output?

because I want the test output to be in a better format and also don't want to change the file....

hello,
Any suggestion on how to prevent Standard output and Standard Error to window?

Thanks, I think minifish mentioned shutting down server use perl.
do you know how we can do that? =)

I have the same problem. Can anyone help????????????

I believe that only replace 2nd instance in a line, but what if I want to replace 2nd instance in a file?

thank you for the suggestion

Hello,

I want to replace 2nd instance of "foo" in a file use sed.

Any suggestions?

~THANK YOU VERY MUCH~:b:

This is what I tried,

block_one=""
block_two="this is a sentence"
Test.sh $block_one $block_two
and it didn't work because $1=this and $2=is

Hello,
I want to know is it possible to pass a block of sentence using bash.
For example,
I have a script called Test.sh that takes in $1 and $2.
and I'm calling Test.sh in a.sh

so

in a.sh...

Thank you, any idea how can can add \\ for \ in input. \ for / in input use sed?

shamrock wrote: sed -e "sQword_to_replaceQ${INPUT}Q" -e "s/\(\^\)word_to_replace\(\*\)/\1\2/"

and it return ...

Solaris thanks

Thank you, it works great except it's giving me "~@#$%^&*()-_=+{}[]|;:<>,./?" instead of "~@#$%^&*()-_=+{}[]\|;:<>,./?" so \ is missing
do you have idea wat a better command might be?

THANK YOU

after use it, I got a error message say:
syntax error near unexpected token '-_=+{}[]\|'
I couldn't find what I did wrong.

String is "~@#$%^&*()-_=+{}[]\|;:<>,./?"

However, I can not change what's in the string, because the string comes from a line in a file. and I cannot predict wat's in the file.
Other ideas?

thank you

Hello,
I need to use sed to replace a word in file.
My command is this:
sed "s/word_to_replace/'"${INPUT}"'/1 filename

and because INPUT="~@#$%^&*()-_=+{}[]\|;:<>,./?"
and / is also the...