How to convert the HTML lines to variables

tommyhousing · Jan 24, 2002

Hi!

I'm trying to add to each line in the html doc a dinamic string at the begining and an static string at the end like this

ORIGINAL
<html>
<head>
<title>Preview</title>

EDITED
h1="<html>"
h2="<head>"
h3="<title>Preview</title>"

If somebody could help me?

Thanks

CaKiwi · Jan 24, 2002

Try this.

Code:

/^<.*>$/ {print &quot;h&quot; ++i &quot;=&quot; &quot;\042&quot; $0 &quot;\042&quot;}

Hope this helps.
CaKiwi

tommyhousing · Jan 24, 2002

Hi CaKiwi:

Has been imposible to me to run the command. I don`t know why doesn't work i wrote this.

gawk /^<.*>$/ {print "h" ++i "=" "\042" $0 "\042"} tom //tom is the file i want to edit

AND

gawk tom //tom has the parameters

I cannot make it work

Would anybody help me?

Thanks
Tomix

vgersh99 · Jan 25, 2002

gawk '/^<.*>$/ {print "h" ++i "=" "\042" $0 "\042"}' tom

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How to convert the HTML lines to variables

tommyhousing

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