I have a file with city andnumbers. It\'s a csv file New York , 23456 chicago, 123,456,789,889981(2-6) phoenix123,76(0-3)
Which regexp should I use to only get line number from grep -in output? The usual output is something like this:
I want开发者_StackOverflow社区 to remove the space between two distinct chars separated by space.
Can anyone help with this query. Currently attempting to pass a variable into xml using sed. This works fine with just the text, however its not picking up the variable within bash such as $1, $2 etc
Recently I\'ve been trying to fix a slew of viruses on my server which I suspect is due to the Blackhole toolkit. It appends a js-script to the end of index.php and .html files which looks like this..
I have files with the following format: ATOM3736CBTHR A 486-6.552 153.891-7.9221.00115.15C ATOM3737OG1 THR A 486-6.756 154.842-6.8661.001开发者_运维百科14.94O
I am trying to loop through all the files in a directory. I want to do some stuff on each file (convert it to xml, not included in example), then write the file to a new directory structure.
This is a sed and RegEx beginner question, but I was not able to answer it myself through googling. Szenario
Does sed -i work on AIX? 开发者_StackOverflow中文版 If not, how can I edit a file \"in place\" on AIX?The -i option is a GNU (non-standard) extension to the sed command.It was not part of the classic
I\'m trying to replace the content of some HTML tags in an HTML page using sed in a bash script. For some reason I\'m not getting the proper result as it\'s not replacing anything. It has to be someth
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