At Mon, 14 Mar 2005 17:57:08 +1100, Michael Lake wrote:
> Suggested a perl script:
> cat titles.html | perl -ne 'm/\.html">([^,]{1,}),/; $name=lc($1); $_
> =~ s/\.html">/\.html#$name">/; print "$_";'
equivalent to:
perl -pe 's/\.html">([^,]+),/.html#\L$1\E">/' < titles.html
(sorry, should have p
Thank you all
Here is a summary of how it all went.
1. Roger Barnes:
Can you not simplay add \l (force next element to lowercase) in your
replacement?
Yes - its works fine. My version of sed is the GNU one 4.1.2. The /l
works perfectly. Its not mentioned in the man pages for sed but it is
mention
From: "Roger Barnes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 08:35:23 +1100
> Can you not simplay add \l (force next element to lowercase) in your
> replacement?
>
> Eg (untested) ...
>
> cat titles.html | sed 's/"col1"> href="\(.*\)\.html">\([A-Z][a-z]*\),/"col1">\2,/' >
> test.html
It ma
> #!/bin/bash
> # Agrawal, B.M.
> and Kumar, Virendra # href="111_12.html#Agrawal">Agrawal, B.M. and Kumar,
> Virendra cat titles.html | sed 's/"col1"> href="\(.*\)\.html">\([A-Z][a-z]*\),/"col1"> href="\1.html#\2">\2,/' > test.html
>
> How can I lower case the anchors i.e. #Agrawal to #agrawal
Hi
From: Daniel Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 22:35:48 +1100
>> #!/bin/bash
>> # Agrawal, B.M. and Kumar,
>> Virendra
>> # Agrawal, B.M. and
>> Kumar, Virendra
>> cat titles.html | sed 's/"col1">> href="\(.*\)\.html">\([A-Z][a-z]*\),/"col1">\2,/'
>> > test.html
>>
>> How can
Michael Lake wrote:
Hi all
I have a titles.html file from someone that has several hundred
authors listed in a table. e.g. Agrawal, B.M. and Kumar, Virendra
At present the above link goes to the top of that file (the contents
of that journal issue) but I want the link to directly go to the
auth
