Re: sed on html pages

Hello,

On Sun, 2 Mar 2014 15:42:55 +0100 Sven Guckes
<[email protected]> wrote:

> yes, you can put all commands into a file
> and tell sed to run them from there:
> 
>     sed -f file

Ah okay i has put then after after with ; But i think now i understand
what mean Ron in the mail before. There come some error message. 
 
> this would probably change your script to this:
> 
>   $ cat sedcommands
>   s|<[/]\?div[^>]*>||g
>   s!id="ext"!!g
>   s!id="vid"!!g
>   s!&nbsp;!!g

Ah okay so i will try.
 
>   $ cat silvioscript
>   #!/bin/bash
>   find -type f -name '*html' -exec tidy -m -config ~/.config/tidy/com
> {} \; find -type f -name '*html' -exec sed -i -f sedcommands {} \;
> 
> but here you use the same find command twice to find
> all the html files yet again for the next command.
> you only need to find all html files only once,
> then execute the tidy+sed commands on these in one go.

Yes should run over all html files. 

> if your shell is zsh then finding the html files
> is as easy as using this pattern: **/*html
> so you can put the finding of files
> outside the script.
> 
> and when you put tidy+sed into on script
> then it should all boil down to this:
> 
>   script **/*html

Ah yes that i has do. I put all in a bash script and after website build
run tidy and then sed. 

> so much for ideas. :)

Thank you so much for help and Ideas. 


Thank you for help & Nice Day
Silvio