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dean_line_one
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MaxRetries: 0
Context: page_dean_one
Extensions: s
Priority: 1
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bash script (deletes everything and just puts in the context line. isn't a find and replace
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for file in *; do echo Context: "page_${file%%_*}_${file#*_*_}" > "$file"; done
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sed command to get filename in right order. still need to figure out how to do a find and replace
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for i in *; do sed 's/\(.*\)_.*_\(.*\)/page_\1_\2/' <<< $i; done
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I have a bunch of different files, such as (dean_line_one, bob_line_fifty, etc) that all contain the same information as dean_line_one. What I want to do is go through each file and where it says "Context: page_dean_one" I want it to look at the file and replace "page_dean_one" with info from the filename. for example if the file was called james_line_fifty I want it to go in the file find the context line and where it says "page_dean_one I want it to say page_james_fifty.