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* <code>grep</code>: <code>-Z</code>, <code>--null</code> - a data line ends in 0 byte, not newline (null delimiter); | * <code class="noTypo">grep</code>: <code class="noTypo">-Z</code>, <code class="noTypo">--null</code> - a data line ends in 0 byte, not newline (null delimiter); | ||
* <code>grep</code>: <code>-l</code>, <code>--files-with-matches</code> - print only names of FILEs with selected lines; | * <code class="noTypo">grep</code>: <code class="noTypo">-l</code>, <code class="noTypo">--files-with-matches</code> - print only names of FILEs with selected lines; | ||
* <code>xargs</code>: <code>-0</code> <code>--null</code> - items are separated by a null, not white-space; disables quote and backslash processing and logical EOF processing; | * <code class="noTypo">xargs</code>: <code class="noTypo">-0</code> <code class="noTypo">--null</code> - items are separated by a null, not white-space; disables quote and backslash processing and logical EOF processing; | ||
* <code>sed</code>: <code>s</code> - substitute <code>/old/new/</code>, <code>g</code> - all matches to the end of the line; <code>-i.bak</code> do the changes in place and create a backup file. | * <code class="noTypo">sed</code>: <code class="noTypo">s</code> - substitute <code class="noTypo">/old/new/</code>, <code class="noTypo">g</code> - all matches to the end of the line; <code class="noTypo">-i.bak</code> do the changes in place and create a backup file. | ||
Simple example: | |||
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grep -rliZ 'hw\.2022' | xargs -0 sed 's#hw\.2022#homework/hw.2022#g' -i.bak | |||
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Revision as of 11:00, 4 August 2022
Recursive search with Grep
grep -rni 'string or regexp' *
Where:
*
– will match to all files and directories (which doesn't start with.
, alternatively you may need to use./
to match everything within the current directory;-r
,--recursive
– in this case works together with*
(or./
);-n
,--line-number
– output the line number where the match is found,-i
,--ignore-case
– do case insensitive match.
Recursive replace with Grep, Xargs and Sed
SEARCHED="string or regexp"
REPLACEMENT="string"
Dry run:
grep -rlZ "$SEARCHED" * | xargs -0 sed 's/${SEARCHED}/${REPLACEMENT}/g'
grep -rlZ "$SEARCHED" * | xargs -0 sed 's/${SEARCHED}/${REPLACEMENT}/g' | grep "$REPLACEMENT"
Replace:
grep -rlZ "$SEARCHED" * | xargs -0 sed 's/${SEARCHED}/${REPLACEMENT}/g' -i.bak
Where:
grep
:-Z
,--null
– a data line ends in 0 byte, not newline (null delimiter);grep
:-l
,--files-with-matches
– print only names of FILEs with selected lines;xargs
:-0
--null
– items are separated by a null, not white-space; disables quote and backslash processing and logical EOF processing;sed
:s
– substitute/old/new/
,g
– all matches to the end of the line;-i.bak
do the changes in place and create a backup file.
Simple example:
grep -rliZ 'hw\.2022' | xargs -0 sed 's#hw\.2022#homework/hw.2022#g' -i.bak