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Expert: Denis Mello - 10/29/2009
Question
Hi Denis,
there exist a script looks like this
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "A-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "A-specific
";sleep 1}
}
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "B-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "B-specific
";sleep 1}
}
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "C-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "C-specific
";sleep 1}
}
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "D-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "D-specific
";sleep 1}
}
If I would like to remove ONLY the snip below
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "C-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "C-specific
";sleep 1}
}
I need the output to be this
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "A-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "A-specific
";sleep 1}
}
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "B-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "B-specific
";sleep 1}
}
expect {
-re ".*X.*" {send "D-specific
";sleep 1}
-re ".*X2.*" {send "D-specific
";sleep 1}
}
can sed or awk work this out?
if not..
maybe other tools suggested?
Answer
Hi there. I was testing your shell script but I think that it is only a part of a bigger script, isn't it?
Can you provide more information about it, such as:
- The purpose
- the platform running (O.s)
- the shell type
- a little bit more of the shell-script.
I want to study it more in order to give you a more accurate response. Sorry for responding you so late.
Best regards.
Denis Vinny!
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