Thanks, I executed the following thing: find . -type f -exec sed 's/\$revision_history[^\$]*/$Log/g' {} \; This it seems to work well, the output of the SED shows the change, but when I observe the files I do not see the change of the keywords. am I making something bad? Regards, Paola Jim.Hyslop wrote: Paola Attadio wrote:I need the change a keyword for another keyword in the archives a module of cvs. Quisiera to do this of once. Somebody knows some tool and/or way to do this?Off the top of my head, something like:find -type f -exec sed -i 's/\$OriginalRCSKeyword[^\$]*/$NewRCSKeyword/g' {} \; should do it. Check your changes very carefully before committing, though, in case one of the files is binary, or otherwise happens to have a string that matches the keyword. You'll also probably want a way to filter out files in the CVS subdirectories - I haven't figured out how to do that with 'find' yet (if indeed it's possible). |
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