hi,

I hope that someone could answer my question

I experience a problem with sed. If i run this sed in 'interactive'
command line with this command line :

sed -i -e '/%B5content%5D/d' file.tx
Note that I use special char in the deleted part I search for.
if I run the same in a script, the command does not delete any
correspondant existing string.

do you know why ?

Thanks,

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On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 10:22:33AM +0200, Guillaume wrote:
> hi,
>
> I hope that someone could answer my question
>
> I experience a problem with sed. If i run this sed in 'interactive'
> command line with this command line :
>
> sed -i -e '/%B5content%5D/d' file.tx
> Note that I use special char in the deleted part I search for.
> if I run the same in a script, the command does not delete any
> correspondant existing string.
>
> do you know why ?
>
> Thanks,
>
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> Guillaume
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Dear Guillaume,

can you post the script or attach it?
maybe you have to double escape special characters?

regards,
patrick

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Guillaume wrote:

hi,

I hope that someone could answer my question

I experience a problem with sed. If i run this sed in 'interactive'
command line with this command line :

sed -i -e '/%B5content%5D/d' file.tx
Note that I use special char in the deleted part I search for.
if I run the same in a script, the command does not delete any
correspondant existing string.

do you know why ?

Thanks,


When you run it in a script is it as the same user with the same shell?
Is the script picking up your environment?


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> When you run it in a script is it as the same user with the same shell?
yes, same user and same shell (/bin/bash)
I forgot to mention the #!/bin/bash in the header.

> Is the script picking up your environment?
Yes, I tought, i did not explicit any new environement var.

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2008/8/22 Patrick Kaiser <patrick@argonius.de>:
> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 03:32:47PM +0200, Guillaume wrote:
>> 2008/8/22 Patrick Kaiser <patrick@argonius.de>:
>>
>> > can you post the script or attach it?
>> > maybe you have to double escape special characters?

Ok, youre right, i just have to add simple quote to $filename var. I
was sure i do that before but.... Not !
thanks for your help !



>> sed -e '/$filename/d' ./$LINK_LIST
sed -e '/'$filename'/d' ./$LINK_LIST



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