I am trying to copy a test from database into a file, basically that is what our application do. We will process all values and store it in a Linux file. When i look the database I am seeing as below
spend (£000's)
but after processing and stored to a file , i am seeing as below
spend (»000's)
Can you let me know how can i make my Linux to accept the pound symbol
Not sure what OS, shell, etc., you're using, but this trick might work for you if you have a keyboard with a number pad (far right of the keyboard).
Code:
At the shell type:
var1="<press ALT+0187>" This will store the » symbol in var1
var2="<press ALT+0163>" This will store the £ symbol in var2
To test at the shell run the following after creating the variables:
echo "spend (»000's)" | sed -e "s|$var1|$var2|g"
spend (£000's)
To update the file run:
sed -i.BKUP -e "s|$var1|$var2|g" file
This will perform the replacement on the file and make a backup of the original (file.BKUP).
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