on Mon, Sep 08, 2003 at 12:33:39AM +0800, csj ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Let's say I want to write a script that can convert the > following: > > A-0001 Directory_1/Subdirectory_1/File_1.txt > A-0002 ./Directory_2/Subdirectory_2/File_2.txt > A-0003 ./Directory_3/Subdirectory_3/Subdirectory_4/File_3.txt > > to: > > A-0001 /Subdirectory_1/File_1.txt > A-0002 /Subdirectory_2/File_2.txt > A-0003 /Subdirectory_3/Subdirectory_4/File_3.txt > > My basic strategy would be to sed 's|/Directory_.||g'. > Unfortunately this isn't of universal application. I'm looking > for a solution than can take into account all possible names for > "Dir_Foo".
Based on what you've presented:
sed -e 's/[ ]\.*\(\/Subdirectory_\)/ \1/'
Peace.
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