Hello, i have a problem with the output from my bash program.
I made this program
Code:
#!/bin/bash
BESTANDEN=$* # Plaatst bestanden in de variabele BESTANDEN
TMPFILE=xmlprog.sh.$$.$RANDOM # basisnaam voor tijdelijke bestanden
# controller of het programma correct is aangeroepen
if [ -z "$BESTANDEN" ]
then
echo "FOUT: Er zijn geen bestanden opgegeven!" >&2
exit
fi
for i in "$BESTANDEN"
do
# Delete XML TAGS
sed -e 's/></>\n</g' $i | sed 's/<\/.*>//g' | sed 's/.*\(<.*>\).*/\1/' | sed '/^$/d' | wc -l
echo "${i}"
done
#!/bin/bash
BESTANDEN=( "$@" ) ## Put arguments in array
TMPFILE=xmlprog.sh.$$.$RANDOM
if [ $# -eq 0 ] ## If no arguments...
then
echo "FOUT: Er zijn geen bestanden opgegeven!" >&2
exit 1
fi
for i in "${BESTANDEN[@]}"
do
# Delete XML TAGS
sed -e 's/></>\n</g' $i | sed 's|</.*>||g' | sed -e 's/.*\(<.*>\).*/\1/' -e '/^$/d' | wc -l
printf "%s\n" "$i"
done
#!/bin/bash
BESTANDEN=$* # Plaatst bestanden in de variabele BESTANDEN
TMPFILE=xmlprog.sh.$$.$RANDOM # basisnaam voor tijdelijke bestanden
# controller of het programma correct is aangeroepen
if [ -z "$BESTANDEN" ]
then
echo "FOUT: Er zijn geen bestanden opgegeven!" >&2
exit
fi
for i in $BESTANDEN
do
# Delete XML TAGS
echo $(sed -e 's/></>\n</g' $i | sed 's/<\/.*>//g' | sed 's/.*\(<.*>\).*/\1/' | sed '/^$/d' | wc -l) " opening tags in file " $i
done
#!/bin/bash
BESTANDEN=$* # Plaatst bestanden in de variabele BESTANDEN
TMPFILE=xmlprog.sh.$$.$RANDOM # basisnaam voor tijdelijke bestanden
# controller of het programma correct is aangeroepen
if [ -z "$BESTANDEN" ]
then
echo "FOUT: Er zijn geen bestanden opgegeven!" >&2
exit
fi
for i in $BESTANDEN
do
# Verwijderen XML TAGS
sed -e 's/></>\n</g' $i | sed 's/<\/.*>//g' | sed 's/.*\(<.*>\).*/\1/' | sed '/^$/d' | wc -l > $TMPFILE-1
echo " XML opening tags in bestand: ${i}" > $TMPFILE-2
paste -d '' $TMPFILE-1 $TMPFILE-2
done
rm -f $TMPFILE-1 $TMPFILE-2
But is have a collection of 500+ xml files. So i like to have 10 xml files with the most xml tags.
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Hello, i have this solution
Code:
#!/bin/bash
#countxmlprog.sh : telt het aantal xml open tags uit bestanden
# aanroepen als: countxmlprog.sh bestanden
# Auteur: s2065460, frank.spin89@gmail.com
BESTANDEN=$* # Plaatst bestanden in de variabele BESTANDEN
TMPFILE=xmlprog.sh.$$.$RANDOM # basisnaam voor tijdelijke bestanden
# controller of het programma correct is aangeroepen
if [ -z "$BESTANDEN" ]
then
echo "FOUT: Er zijn geen bestanden opgegeven!" >&2
exit
fi
for i in $BESTANDEN
do
# Verwijderen XML TAGS
sed -e 's/></>\n</g' $i | sed 's/<\/.*>//g' | sed 's/.*\(<.*>\).*/\1/' | sed '/^$/d' | wc -l > $TMPFILE-1
echo " XML opening tags in bestand: ${i}" > $TMPFILE-2
paste -d ' ' $TMPFILE-1 $TMPFILE-2 >> $TMPFILE-3
done
cat $TMPFILE-3 | sort -nr | head
rm -f $TMPFILE-1 $TMPFILE-2
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