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Grep return No such File, after comand substituion
Nothing weird there, just the command substitution working.
When you tested the command
$(grep -R -I --exclude-dir=addons "^[^#]*print(" )
the shell first performed the command substitution ...
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Need to make multiple multiline replacements in file
Assuming you want to ONLY change blocks of text that match EXACTLY the block shown in your question and that your input always looks exactly as shown in your question then using any POSIX awk you ...
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Need to make multiple multiline replacements in file
After adding enclosing tag r to your XML:
xmlstarlet ed -u '//filename' -v 'FILE_PATH/File Name' \
-u '//transname' -v '' file.xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<r>
<type>...
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How to use grep to get the matching part only, without introducing extra newlines
Assuming you are using GNU grep:
To prevent grep from adding a line break after each match you must use the -z option.
Since with the -z option grep will no longer add any line breaks automatically, ...
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