Shell Programming and Scripting

Oops..

sorry i was doing some other things...

below one should definetely work.. ...

#!/bin/sh
for x in *.html
do
cat $x | grep "<[A-Z]>"
if [ $? -eq "0" ]
then
echo $x
fi
done

Thanks
Sha

This works, but my understanding is with this expression:
echo $x | grep "<[A-Z]>"
if [ $? -ge "0" ]
then
echo $x
fi

Should only print the file name "$x" if in fact it contains a capital tag.

The cat $x | grep "<[A-Z]>"

Results with :

sh-3.2$ ./qt6.sh
test_1.html
test_2.html
<P>testtesttest</P>
test.html
sh-3.2$

Expected:

sh-3.2$ ./qt6.sh
<P>testtesttest</P>
test.html
sh-3.2$



Thank you everyone.

Cheers!!

Sorry one more question!

If I wanted to check for :

<H1> </H1>

or <H12> </H12>

I've tried these:

grep -l "\<[A-Z]?[0-9]+\>" *.html

Am I going in the right direction?

Try like this

grep -l "\<.*[A-Z].*\>" *.html

This should match lines which are having any capital letter between < and >

Regards

Ranjith