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wow ! thanks man.. i hope you didnt just write all of that yourself... appreciate your help. I will test it out. laters- roneo
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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That will probably work, thanks. It actually should scan and edit xml files in a specified directory, then copy them into another dir preserving all the subderictory structure...something like this, but only it should work lol sed -e "s/\s+|^&//g" c:\XMLCleanup\*.xml >...- roneo
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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I am trying to write a Unix Shell Script command that would clean up the XML files by eliminating spaces between the nodes...example: <PERSON> <NAME>James</NAME> </PERSON> the command has to make: <PERSON><NAME>James</NAME></PERSON> anyone has clues ??? Thanks- roneo
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I am trying to write a Unix Shell Script command that would clean up the XML files by eliminating spaces between the nodes...example: <PERSON> <NAME>James</NAME> </PERSON> the command has to make: <PERSON><NAME>James</NAME></PERSON> anyone has clues ??? Thanks- roneo
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
