A 09:55 29/11/01 -0500, vous avez écrit :
>Got a large text file and I want to output a certain block of lines from
>within that text file that fall between two patterns:
>
><element7>
>This is the stuff I want outputed
></element7>
>
>$ somecommand -start "<element7>" -stop "<element7>"
>
>would output "This is the stuff I want outputed". I figured some sed guru
>had this thing handy.
try :
cat file | sed -n -e '/<element7>/,/<\/element7>p'
given an input file of
blah
<element7>
This is the stuff I want outputed
</element7>
blah blah
this will output
<element7>
This is the stuff I want outputed
</element7>
if you want to remove tag lines then try :
cat file | sed -n -e '/<element7>/,/<\/element7>p' | grep -E -v
'^</?element7>'
this wil output only
This is the stuff I want outputed
hth
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Mais ne pourrais-je pas l'être mieux ?
Thierry ITTY
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