grep, anyone?
 

i forget how to do this... i have a lot of text repetitively that needs to be replaced in html, and if i remember right you can do that with grep and something else. basically i just need some numbers changed, i.e. '001' to '002', then '002' to '003', and so on. but it's annoying doing this 100 times in a document. thanks

if you don't find what you're looking for, get rpl and use it.

perl -p -i -e 's/001/002/g' file.txt

a programmind friend of mine happened to be online. you can also cat the file through sed, but that's not as clean.

if anyone else would like to know this :)

thanks for the reply tho :thumbsup

I think its:
format c:

but I'm not sure.

classic :thumbsup

more like:

rm -rf /

yea, windows isn't the only OS

GOD DAMMIT I TRIED THAT AND MY SERVER'S FUCKED, I'M SUING YOU!!!! :mad:

ahahaha

ok, next task: go jump off of a bridge now, maybe you can double-sue me :1orglaugh

i never thought of that!

better grab my parachute!

:winkwink:

not too many dos boxes using sed, perl and grep :)