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deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
i tried the script $line =~ s/<!\[CDATA\[([^\]]*)\]\]>/<$1>/ig; not the perl one liner -
deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
Ok thanks Now i want to do something more like if i have <![CDATA[#IRC]]> i want only IRC thanks -
deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
ok It does not do anything. the perl liner does not change anything in original file -
deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
ok now instead of chat data if i have something dyanmically created by chat bots It could be any damn string and not chat data. Also the format is <![CDATA[#IRC]]> where IRC can be replace by any string I want the output to be <#IRC> -
deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
ok the problem is that temp file is created but it is blank. As such nothing changes in original xml files -
deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
well i would like to use both . whichever is easy -
deleting a pattern in all files in a directory
hi folks I have a directory called xml_logs which records real time conversation on IRC servers. This directory consists of xml files Each file has a format <!CDATA[chat data]]> in it I need a script to remove this pattern from each file in directory and the result should be <chatdata> i...
