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Hi there!

I'd like to parse and compare 2 XML files with the minidom parser as follows:

I have 2 XML files with loads of data. One is in English (the source file), the other one the...

Hello,

I'd like to write a regex that transforms a German base form of a noun into one of its inflected forms, namely

I want to translate "Haus" to "Häuser"

This is what I've got:
...

Ah, alright! Will try to relate that to my own code then.
If someone else has a more specific idea how I could change my code so that it works, I would appreciate that. I'm relatively new to shell...

Hm...that doesn't seem to work for me...

When I do this:


cat >file
touch ./path/dir/*
for f in ./path/dir/* ; do
if grep -qx "$f" file; then
echo "$f"
fi
done


nothing...

Hmm...the filenames look the same except from their numeration:

testfile_1
testfile_2
testfile_3

So if I just want testfile_1 and testfile_3 I don't really know how to grep for these lines
...

Hi

I have a script that writes the path of files into a text file. I'd like to extend it so that it writes only the paths of certain files, which are given on a list, into this text file.

The...

Mh...the files for reading, the script and the list are all in the same folder. Nevertheless, when I execute the script I get the message "tail: cannot open file for reading, no such file or...

Yes, it was the nasty back quotes! Thanks!

I have a different problem now. I would like to copy the last 5 lines in each file on that list to a textfile.

I wrote this code:


for i in `cat...

Hi.

I have a list with files, and I would like to add a variable to the end of each line of each file in this list. The files are in a folder together with a large number of other files which I...

Hi.

I have a folder with a large number of files and would like to apply the following changes to each line in each of the files:

sed 's/$/\/Q:_0/'

I wrote a loop, but it just changes the...

Thanks! I tried the first option but I received the error

cp: target `testfile.wav' is not a directory

I executed it like this:

cd'ed into the wav file directory and then:

< ../list.data...

Hi.

I have a list with file names like

testfile1.wav
testfile2.wav
testfile3.wav

and a folder that contains a large number of wav files (not only the ones on the list).

I would like to...

Yes! Should have known that myself actually :o

Thanks for your patience :)

Right! I know that I got the path to the wav files wrong because it doesn't find ../wavs/audio

I am completely confused by my directory structure just now (sorry, I'm a newbie...)

Let's imagine...

Sorry, I'm feeling completely stupid now.

I am in the lab directory, pasted the code into the terminal and the wav files didn't change...they have the same format and the number of ??? is correct....

Thanks! I now have the problem that my lab files and my wav files are in different directories.

When I'm in the lab directory, the wav files are in .. ./wavs/audio

I tried several things, but...

Hi.

I have a bunch of wav files and corresponding files that contain the transcription of these wav files.

The names of the transcription files have the format

chp_testfile_00001_0.lab...

Hi.

I am trying to write a Python programme that compares two different text files which both contain a list of words. Each word has its own line

worda
wordb
wordc

I want to compare...

I honestly have no clue what's going wrong here. I'm not doing this for the first time, and the way I'm doing it has worked before.

When I run the command

perl -pe '$j=sprintf "%05d",++$i;s/\d+...

Unfortunately it didn't change anything.

I was trying to use the same code for a similar textfile, which doesn't have the double quotes, so:

( chp_testfile_0065 Blablabla. )
( chp_testfile_0003 Blablabla )
( chp_testfile_0123...

Thank you :-)

Thanks! How would I do this, if I don't want the numeration to start from 1, but from e.g. 14000?

Hi.

I have a text file with lines like this:

( chp_testfile_0065 "Blablabla." )
( chp_testfile_0003 "Blablabla" )
( chp_testfile_0123 "Blablabla" )

I need one more 0 in each line, so that...

Thanks a lot! I will try those out :-)