I believe Perl has all of the funtionality of sed so why not use the substr() function?
I have not tested it and I'm sure others here can do this in one line, but couldn't
you do something like this?
if ($string =~ / >>/i) {
$ll = (length($string) - 3);
$string = substr($string, 1, $ll);
}
With sed, I think it would be something along these lines:
sed 's/abc\.lnk >>/abc\.lnk/' filename
>>> r p <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/06/02 09:58AM >>>
hi everyone.
i am trying to use sed in order to change all my batch
script.
the pb is:
i have the following batch:
@echo on
TIMETHIS.exe k:\Validation\Soft\abc.exe
k:\test_1.sct k:\Validation\PlugIn\abc.link >>
k:\test_1.log
@echo off
exit
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i want to delete all character after abc.link
how can i do with the command sed.
i have written this. but it does not work
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chem=K:/Validation/try
cd $chem
echo "Creation Of All '*.bat files ..."
find -type f -iname '*.bat' > list.txt
for i in `cat list.txt`
do
echo "Processing File $i .."
if [ -f $i.new ]; then rm -f $i.new ;fi;
sed -e ' s/^>>//g' $i > temp
mv temp $i
done
echo "Done."
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thanks for your help
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