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ok done that, it just goes to the next line, returns no outpput whatsoever:


27@ubuntu:~/xml_test$ perl -lne 'binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8"); while(/(.)/g){print $.,"\t",$1,"\t",ord($1) if ord($1) >...

i tried that and replaced the file with my source file, in my case it was trace.txt i am not sure where the output file is though? I checked trace.txt and it was the same doc, do i not need to...

Hello, i added your code into my script, im not sure what file you were referring to so i have attached what i used.


#!/bin/bash
echo "getXML"

echo -n "Enter the source file name WITH...

there isnt i dont think... just a whitespace that seperates the tags in some instances. Not all.

Cheers

im on ubuntu... i tried using nawk and gawk.. didnt work!



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i have tried using nawk and gawk...

Thank you so much, i will try it shortly! I dont have to install nawk do i? is it standard tech?



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I cannot thank you enough.. i have posted on so many forums and no one ever gets back to me! I will be using this more often!

I now have another issue, The XML i have been left with has line...

Hello everyone,

Firstly i do not require alot of help.. i am right at the end of finishing my scipt but cannot find a solution to the last part.

What i need to do is, prompt the user for a file...