1. shell script "find and replace" on text 2. java GUI application
distro: suse 9.0
kernel: 2.4.22 1. How do I implement a "find and replace" BASH shell script? example.... #locate the file xfiles then find the word randomx inside xfiles. locate xfiles | grep "randomx" #replace randomx with this word. ??? #then delete the "Smoking Man" word/sentence. ?? 2. Newbie Java programmer. Bear with me. Can I use QT or Glade or Kdeveloper or any other RAD Visual application to write Java code? I want to draw objects like buttons then just add the java code associated with that object, instead of doing everything from scratch. thanks randomX |
the answer to the first question is :
read the man page of sed to get more information... this would help you more... i don't have more information of it right now... |
here's an example of how I replace text in files located in one directory.
ls | while read fname; do cat $fname | sed 's/randomx/newx/' > $fname.tmp mv $fname.tmp $fname done |
got the find text and replace it part...
#replace the word "cancerman" for the word "mulder" in the file xfiles.
replace cancerman mulder -- xfiles Cool. Got it. I found sed a little more complicated in syntax terms. That's my opinion anyway so don't take it too serious. 2. So...Is there any RAD visual application for Java? can I use QT or Kdeveloper? thanks. randomX |
I haven't programed in Java in a while, but Borland has a RAD for Java (Called JBuilder). Im not sure if NetBeans has it... but it might. Check into those two.
I am also not sure which API they use either. Im sure you can choose between the two, but I dont know (I only use Swing anyway). Hope this helps! |
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