topic Sed Command help . . . in Operating System - Linux

Sed Command help . . .

piyush mathiya — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 01:55:26 GMT

Hi Gurus,
I am very new with sed & awk command,
I want to replace "/usr/local/bin/scandir" with "/tmp/abc". how can i replace it. i have used the following steps but then also it is not working.
Please suggest me.

x=/usr/local/bin/scandir
y=/tmp/abc
sed 's/'$x'/'$y'/' scan.sh > scan.sh.tmp

Thanks,
Piyush Mathiya

Re: Sed Command help . . .

Steven Schweda — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 02:18:15 GMT

dyi # x='/usr/local/bin/scandir'
dyi # y='/tmp/abc'
dyi # echo 'ABC/usr/local/bin/scandir/DEF' |
sed -e "s|$x|$y|"
ABC/tmp/abc/DEF

You don't _need_ to use "/" in the sed "s"
command, and it's hard to make it work when
your strings contain "/".

Re: Sed Command help . . .

piyush mathiya — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 02:28:27 GMT

Yes Men it is working . . .
Thanks