Seeing someone used the SED tool to replace the contents of the file:
Cat Error.h | SED -E S / ^ extern / int / errno /; / # include / /
/> Error.h
So I will work with this usage.
My CVS migrates from the WinNT platform to Linux. The original folder name is not sensitive. Now I need to pay attention, this is not, there is a problem :)
My module is originally webmail_admin, and the name of this folder in the CVS warehouse is webmail_admin, using no problem under Winnt, but after Linux, the problem is coming, I can't find the warehouse.
So I want to batch the repository file in the CVS directory in each directory, this file records the location of the current directory in the warehouse, is WebMail_Admin.
# Cat ChangeRepository.sh #! / bin / shcat $ 1 | SED -E S / ^ Webmail_Admin / Webmail_admin /> $ 1
Then use the find command, find and replace:
Find. -type f -name repository -exec ./changerepository.sh {} /;
Get it!
