Thanks everyone I will be putting this into practice asap to save my fingers.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Carl J. Bauman
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 12:13 AM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] xml and grep
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Help, I have my web limited by my company now, so I can't google till tomorrow. I need
help with parsing an xml file. I need to cut out a fax number from the file. Easy
enough I though just grep and cut the line, but the whole file is one line. I know
this is a simple command but I can't work
Help, I have my web limited by my company now, so I can't google till tomorrow. I need
help with parsing an xml file. I need to cut out a fax number from the file. Easy
enough I though just grep and cut the line, but the whole file is one line. I know
this is a simple command but I can't work
Help, I have my web limited by my company now, so I can't google till
tomorrow. I need help with parsing an xml file. I need to cut out a fax
number from the file. Easy enough I though just grep and cut the line,
but the whole file is one line. I know this is a simple command but I
can't work
Here is the complete scenario:
urpmi libxslt-proc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] xmlTest]$ xsltproc trans.xsl test.xml
[EMAIL PROTECTED] xmlTest]$
It should work regardless of the position of the fax element (or rename it
as necessary).
Help, I have my web limited by my company now, so I can't google
On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 02:53:50PM +, Tony S. Sykes wrote:
Help, I have my web limited by my company now, so I can't google till tomorrow. I
need help with parsing an xml file. I need to cut out a fax number from the file.
Easy enough I though just grep and cut the line, but the whole
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On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 02:53:50PM +, Tony S. Sykes wrote:
Help, I have my web limited by my company now, so I can't google till tomorrow. I need help with parsing an xml file. I need to cut out a fax number from the file. Easy enough I though just grep and cut the
Hi everyone,
I am messing with a script and I run into a problem (would you otherwise
hear from me?)
The problem:
I receive a bunch of files at time. Depending on certain keywords in the
file I need to move these files to specific location.
My attempt:
for a in * ; do
if [ 'grep
