A few handy tips...i would like to share..and all those who suggested..
# Path declaration
ABS_PATH=`pwd`
#Finding the files with <MATCH_TAGS> text and save it as proper format
in "txt2" file
find . -exec grep -q "RCSID $Id" '{}' \; -print > txt2
#get each line of the file path stored in txt2 file.
NUM_OF_FILE=`sed -n '$=' txt2`
#Start deleting line for MATCH_TAGS on each file and place them back to
their respective location.
for ((i=1; i <= NUM_OF_FILE; i++))
do
EACH_LINE=`sed -n ${i}p txt2`
echo $EACH_LINE
sed -e '/MATCH_TAGS/d' $ABS_PATH$EACH_LINE > $i.c
mv $i.c $ABS_PATH$EACH_LINE
echo -n "$i"
done
This looks farily simple with all your help ...It works..
Thanks
Raja
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 18:43, Asokan Pichai wrote:
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 16:16:11 +0530
From: Noorul Islam <Noorul.Islam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Ilugc] Sed info
To: Raja Mallik <raja.mallik@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: ilugc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, chennailug <ilugc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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for ((i=0; i< 100; i++ ))
do
sed -n '$ip' txt2
done
ilugc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 02/16/2005 04:19:59 PM:
Hi all,
`sed -n '1p' txt2` --it displays on first line of file txt2
How ever if Iwant to use a loop replacing 1 with i as
for ((i=0; i< 100; i++ ))
do
Each_line=`sed -n '$ip' txt2`
echo $Each_line
done
here i find it echos p, 1p, 2p..., 99p
but I want the output of each line..
Any pointers ..
-Raja
On a totally different (and possibly irrelevant to OP's needs) track
sed is a poor choice for this
head -100 txt2
will do the same job.
Asokan Pichai
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