[aclug-L] Re: sed or awk??? or better way to do.
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in my opinion, perl would be fairly simple to do that with... i'd have to
screw around w/ it a bit, but it shouldn't be too hard... mostly regular
expression replacements...
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On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Maverick Ieong wrote:
> Hi, all
> I have a file call table.txt and inside it contain:
> //this is the table.txt
> old new
> bad good
> oldstuff newstuff
> ... ...
>
> I would like to read in a text file. for example,
> //this is a text.file
> I am old, and I am bad, badly,
> old stuff and bad stuff
> ...................
> ..............
>
>
> and replace all the occurence the word accordingly to
> on the same text file, like
> //this is a text.file
> I am new, and I am good, badly,
> new stuff and good stuff
> .....................
> ...............
>
>
> note, I only want to replace the exactly accordingly,
> for example, the word "badly" didn't replace by
> "goodly".
>
>
> Is that a simple way to do it?
> Thanks,
>
> Regards,
> Mav
>
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