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Jun 10 11:59:39 <EmuandCo> how do I convince sed to replace a text phrase WITH a space and a " in it??
Jun 10 12:01:27 <NAiL> sed s,string with spaces and a \",replacement string,g
Jun 10 12:01:31 <NAiL> dunno if it works :P
Jun 10 12:01:40 <NAiL> duh...
Jun 10 12:01:50 <NAiL> sed s,'string with spaces and a \"','replacement string',g
Jun 10 12:05:08 <EmuandCo> humm...
Jun 10 12:59:44 <EmuandCo> And how can I get the 3 in a line like: <property name="SARCH" value="3" /> ?
Jun 10 13:01:03 <EmuandCo> And only in this line with SARCH
Jun 10 13:05:26 <NAiL> grep SARCH|cut -d "\"" -f 4
Jun 10 13:05:37 <NAiL> (possibly)
Jun 10 13:10:29 <EmuandCo> humm...
Jun 10 13:10:37 <EmuandCo> interesting..
Jun 10 15:09:23 <CIA-2> 03bzhou * r6201 10optware/trunk/make/mldonkey.mk: mldonkey: rm ocaml from DEPENDS, build time dependency only
Jun 10 15:39:37 <EmuandCo> http://www.reactos.org/paste/index.php/e4a6222/ HEEELP
Jun 10 16:28:06 <eno> EmuandCo: this is not really a nslu2 specific question
Jun 10 16:28:15 <eno> probably: sed -e '/property *name="OARCH"/s|value="[^"]*"|value="stuff"|' test.txt
Jun 10 16:28:49 <eno> you'll get better response if you post the question in #bash
Jun 10 16:29:41 <eno> for sed to work, the xml element and attribs needs to be on the same line
Jun 11 01:37:19 <CIA-2> 03bzhou * r6202 10optware/trunk/make/slang.mk: slang: 2.0.7 -> 2.1.0
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