Ah, then what you really need to do this with is perl.
Edit in place, make backup copies or not, all very simple.
eg. change all instances of SQLServer to Oracle in the files in a directory
perl -pi -e 's/SQLServer/Oracle/goi' *
Jared
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: Subject: Re: OT: How to call unix shell scripts from 'C'? |
the basics are they i want 'C' so i can use a file pointer. I need to do
some search and replace in a group of files. If I use straight scripting I
have to redirect the output to a new file and do a 'mv' to rename it back.
with the filepointer, I was hoping to be to use fopen in C to open the file
and then manipulate it with search and replace.
not sure its possible. I Think you run into the same 'random access' issues
you do in java. im pretty weak in C programming.
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> If you want the "C" program and the spawned shell script to
> "interact" and communicate back and forth with each other,
> then you'd have to use the "pipe()" system call to set up a
> two-way interprocess-communication pipe in the "C" program,
> then call "fork()" to spawn a new identical process
> (including the IPC pipes), then finally "exec()" in the
> child process to bring the image of the desired shell
> running it's shell script in. Of course, each port of "C"
> has variations on those basic function call (i.e. "exec()"
> can be "execv()", "execve()", "execle()", etc).
>
> If you're just going to have the "C" program spawn the shell
> script that will operate independently of its parent, you
> can just call the "system()" library call and be done with
> it...
>
> Hope this helps...
>
> -Tim
>
>
> > The unix and C forums are pretty inactive. Hope its ok to
> > ask this here.
> > Anyone know how to do this?
> >
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