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<0> i've got a bunch of HTML files i need to make a change to
<0> and i was wondering if anyone could give me an example of wildcard search and replace
<1> Sounds more like a job for sed(1).
<2> lopa: Can you show us an example?
<0> cant I do that with awk?
<3> yes.
<3> replace the sed in the example you got from #bash , with awk
<3> gsub() , sub() , whatever
<0> ok, thanks you!
<2> :: yawn ::
<2> Nap time!
<2> See you guys later.
<3> Au revoir.
<4> nite pr3d4t0r
<5> pr3d4t0r, on ?
<6> anyone up?
<6> i want to print the lines of a file between after "+string
<6> after "+string+" and before "-string-", where string is can be anything
<6> the + and - don't matter either, i just need some way of representing the start/end blocks of what i want printed
<6> i imagine this is easy
<7> stu`_: fixed?
<7> awk '{ gsub(/.*-str-|\+str\+.*/, "") ; print }'
<6> xmb: thanks
<6> doesn't seem to work but thanks anyhow
<8> awk '{ gsub(/.*\+doo\+|-doo-.*/, "") ; print}'
<8> sed is nicer for stuff like that
<6> sed -ne /string1/,/string2/ < file
<6> but it prints the lines with string1 and string2
<6> is there an elegant way to strip the first/last line?
<8> wait.
<8> +string+ and -string- are not on the same line?
<6> http://rafb.net/p/n8R93J51.html
<8> ok
<6> wow i just re-read my original question, sooo poorly worded, i'm sorry
<6> <-- tired
<6> goldfish: you can easily see what i want to do now, given the paste
<6> goldfish: ultimately the objective is to write a function in vim, so i can just insert templates., i figured the easiest thing to do was use sed/awk instead of doing a bunch of vim scripting (which i know none of..)
<6> call Insert(join)
<6> etc
<8> sed -n '/+sort+/,/-sort-/{/[-+]sort[-+]/!p}'
<6> w00t
<6> muchas gracias!
<6> goldfish: how do i p*** the 'sort' parameter through vim's functions?
<6> http://rafb.net/p/n7c2zk68.html
<6> just so you know what i mean
<8> no idea.
<8> #vim
<8> invoking sed through vim is odd, though, you can no doubt do it all in vim
<6> yeah but its a lot easier to invoke sed
<8> :-)
<7> nothing up eh
<2> :: yawn ::
<2> Hello.
<7> :: hi ::
<8> :: asl ::
<9> `'
<2> Zap-W!
<9> hi
<2> Zap-W: What's cookin' in Israel?
<9> a bomb, somewhere in the west bank
<9> heh
<9> i took RHCE test and p***ed , now i am gonna start looking for a sys admin job in the US
<9> do you think there are jobs oportunities ?
<7> sure are
<7> but rh ****s
<7> you better do debin certs
<7> debian
<7> i think there are some
<9> debian certs?!
<9> are you sure?
<7> no
<7> theres some exam in LPI cert
<2> Zap-W: :(
<9> i thought there was a license problem with debian that prevents them from running a cert test
<9> LPI is considered less valuable
<2> Zap-W: Do you have a work permit for the US?
<9> most linux servers run RH enterprise anyway no?
<2> Zap-W: Visas for non-developers are harder to come by.
<9> no , but the job should get me one no?
<2> Zap-W: No.
<2> Zap-W: The H1B visas (work visa) are very scarce.
<9> are you sure?
<2> Zap-W: Yes. I hire lots of people every year.
<2> Zap-W: Your options would be to try for a J or an L visa insstead.
<2> Er, instead.
<9> i never been outside israel besides Brazil , that's my homeland , ..so i don't know much about these visas...
<2> Zap-W: Those are educational/exchange visas. They are easier to get. Once you're here you can engage a smart immigration attorney and change your status.
<2> Zap-W: Just go to the US immigration web site. All the infos are there.
<9> A maximum of 65,000 H-1B visas are issued every year. , that's not much
<7> come to cheesy switzerland
<7> but no jobs
<9> my causin is living in sweden , i wanna goto just for the chicks
<9> s/goto/go there/
<9> pr3d4t0r, can one work with educational/exchange visa?
<7> too much cobol
<9> xmb, what font do you use for virtual terminals in X
<7> normal
<7> i cant change it
<7> i think its the same as putty uses
<9> putty in windows?
<7> ye
<7> courier if i rr
<9> i think you can configure the font in putty
<7> yea
<9> rr? remember ?
<7> yea
<7> =)
<9> courier font hm
<9> yes it looks good
<7> i cant change **** on linux
<9> why
<7> no options
<7> eterm may be able to change
<9> what is the font that xterm uses by default
<2> Zap-W: Almost any country that you want to go work as a computer professional will want either a university degree or proof of proficiency.
<2> Zap-W: Certs aren't proof of proficiency.
<2> Zap-W: If, however, you are well-known as the person behind some open-source thing (i.e. you invented Apache server) you'll get a work visa relatively easy.
<2> Zap-W: The only hurdle is the immigration quotas.
<2> Zap-W: And yeah, those 65,000 visas get exhausted within minutes of being released because of all the back dated applications.
<9> so what can i do
<9> i would need to change my stats after i arrive?
<9> if i manage to get a tourist visa or similar
<7> nighty
<8> hi.
<9> night
<8> God damn visas.
<9> goldfish, you live in the us?
<8> Fortunately no.
<8> I live in Ireland.
<8> I doubt I'd ever get into the U.S :-)
<9> why?
<8> Well, not a visa anyway.
<8> I have neither "a university degree or proof of proficiency"
<2> Zap-W: Changing status from a tourist visa to another is the hardest.
<9> `'
<8> ffs.
<8> They're talking about the Superbowl on our sports channel.
<9> lol
<9> :(
<9> ok so i will move to sweden
<9> screw US
<8> Sweden has nice chicks...
<9> i hate those hamburgers junk foods anyway
<9> yes, ...what more can a guy ask for
<9> that's the real purpose of life
<2> Zap-W: I haven't been to a junk food place in years.
<2> Zap-W: Contrary to what you hear, a lot of us USians don't go to them.
<8> :-)
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