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# 8  
Old 04-12-2011
Hi Dendany83,

Another option if the text you want to replace always contains 2 lines:
Code:
cat inputfile
begin this is
this is ...................
that is.................
begin this is
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
text1="Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B"
text2="Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr"
 
sed "s/^begin.*/$text1\n$text2/" inputfile
Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
this is ...................
that is.................
Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr


Hope this helps,

Regards
# 9  
Old 04-12-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by cgkmal
Hi Dendany83,

Another option if the text you want to replace always contains 2 lines:
Code:
cat inputfile
begin this is
this is ...................
that is.................
begin this is
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
text1="Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B"
text2="Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr"
 
sed "s/^begin.*/$text1\n$text2/" inputfile
Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
this is ...................
that is.................
Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr


Hope this helps,

Regards
It is giving an error:
Code:
Label too long: text1="        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B              "

Code:
#!/bin/sed -f

text1="        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B              "
text2="Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      "
text3="=============================================================================================="

s/^$/$text1\n$text2\n$text3/ 2.log

where 2.log is:
Code:
                                                                                            
           9a            60        36           60.0       60        0            0.0
           96            60        35           58.3       55        0            0.0
           92            60        60           100.0      60        60           100.0
           8e            60        35           58.3       60        0            0.0
                                                                                             
           9a            60        19           31.6       60        0            0.0
           96            60        20           33.3       54        0            0.0
           92            60        60           100.0      60        60           100.0
           8e            60        20           33.3       60        0            0.0

The idea is that i want to add this header in place of each blank line.
# 10  
Old 04-13-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dendany83
Sorry but this command is giving me an error:

Code:
#sed -e :a -e '$! s/$/\\n/;' -e 'N;s/\n//g' -e 'ta' header

Code:
Unrecognized command: $! s/$/\\n/;

i think you run in solaris or aix or other Unix variants.
if we suppose your system as solaris or other , sed has some limits unfortunately and does not understand what is newline in its..Smilie
if we coold run successfully this, results are useless again.because do not make sense for SED in some systems which i mentioned above.
Code:
#sed -e :a -e '$! s/$/\\n/;' -e 'N;s/\n//g' -e 'ta' header

if you try this in spite of everything for learning this command's output you can try like this (is same but no error Smilie )
Code:
# sed -e ':a' -e 'N;$!ba' -e 's/\n/\\n/g' header

However we must a find a solution for Sed Lovers Smilie

I use test four lines in text (as your header) file..

Code:
# cat text
       Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
Board1111      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
Board1212121      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr

Code:
# cat infile
begin this is
this is ...................
that is.................
begin this is

I use the file named text that has contents to add in our infile
main code is below..if you want you can use for as in script file.
Code:
xdel=() ; xdel=($(sed -n '/^begin/=' infile))
y=0 ; x=() ; while IFS='\n' read -r line; do x=("${x[@]}" "$line"); ((y++)) ; done <text
cp infile infileorg ; loop=notok;loopinc=notok;wh=1;for i in ${xdel[@]} ; do for j in "${x[@]}" ;do if [ $wh = 1 ] ; then c=c ; else c=a ; fi ; 
if (( $wh > 2 )) ; then ((i++)); fi;if [ $loop = ok ] && [ $loopinc != ok ] ; then (( i = i + y - 1 )) ;loopinc=ok; fi ; sed ''$i' '$c'\
>'"$j"' ' infile>infiletmp ;mv infiletmp infile;((wh++)); done ; wh=1 ;loop=ok ; done; 
echo -e "\n===== Org File(infileorg) =====\n\n$(cat infileorg)\n\n ===== Output File(infile) =====\n\n$(cat infile)\n"

===== Org File(infileorg) =====

begin this is
this is ...................
that is.................
begin this is

 ===== Output File(infile) =====

       Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
Board1111      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
Board1212121      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
this is ...................
that is.................
       Device          |            IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
Board1111      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr
Board1212121      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr

regards
ygemici
# 11  
Old 04-15-2011
[QUOTE=ygemici;302513572]i think you run in solaris or aix or other Unix variants.
if we suppose your system as solaris or other , sed has some limits unfortunately and does not understand what is newline in its..Smilie
if we coold run successfully this, results are useless again.because do not make sense for SED in some systems which i mentioned above.
Code:
#sed -e :a -e '$! s/$/\\n/;' -e 'N;s/\n//g' -e 'ta' header

if you try this in spite of everything for learning this command's output you can try like this (is same but no error Smilie )
Code:
# sed -e ':a' -e 'N;$!ba' -e 's/\n/\\n/g' header

However we must a find a solution for Sed Lovers Smilie

Hi ygemici,

Yes, you are absolutely right, it is working fine on Cygwin but not on Solaris! Now i'm doing my tests on Linux platform (target platform for my project) and it is showing the below result (no errors but the o/p is not fully OK):

Code:
# sed "s/^$/$(sed -e :a -e '$! s/$/\\n/;' -e 'N;s/\n//g' -e 'ta' header)/" file1.log

Code:
        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-BnBoard      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      n============================================================================================
Board1;9a;60;36;60.0;60;0;0.0
Board2;96;60;35;58.3;55;0;0.0
Board3;92;60;60;100.0;60;60;100.0
Board4;8e;60;35;58.3;60;0;0.0
        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-BnBoard      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      n============================================================================================
Board1;9a;60;19;31.6;60;0;0.0
Board2;96;60;20;33.3;54;0;0.0
Board3;92;60;60;100.0;60;60;100.0
Board4;8e;60;20;33.3;60;0;0.0

Code:
#sed "s/^$/$(sed -e ':a' -e 'N;$!ba' -e 's/\n/\\n/g' header)/" file1.log

Code:
        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-BnBoard      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      n============================================================================================
Board1;9a;60;36;60.0;60;0;0.0
Board2;96;60;35;58.3;55;0;0.0
Board3;92;60;60;100.0;60;60;100.0
Board4;8e;60;35;58.3;60;0;0.0
        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-BnBoard      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      n============================================================================================
Board1;9a;60;19;31.6;60;0;0.0
Board2;96;60;20;33.3;54;0;0.0
Board3;92;60;60;100.0;60;60;100.0
Board4;8e;60;20;33.3;60;0;0.0

is there any WA? or it is the same problem of \n? this is the only blocking problem to finalize my script Smilie

As for the last code you have mentioned, this is completely far from my knowledge Smilie it will take time for me to forget that Smilie
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