On 6 Kwi, 19:46, tomekl <to...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On 6 Kwi, 19:51, pk <p...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > tomekl wrote:
> > >> FS = "<[^>]*>"
>
> > > This one is close, but it gives me matches for each html pattern, I
> > > didnt manage to write FS for particular html pattern (ex <li>...</
> > > li>), but as I wrote before, I want to match only text between those
> > > tags...
>
> > If you don't provide more precise examples, it's difficult to help.
This
> > works with the input you showed, but might not be what you want:
>
> > FS='foo<li>|</li><li>|</li>bar'
>
> > but it's too obvious to be what you're looking for. Also, it assigns
a, b
> > and c to $2, $3 and $4 respectively (not $1, $2 and $3), but this
should
> > not be a big problem.
>
> > --
> > All the commands are tested with bash and GNU tools, so they may use
> > nonstandard features. I try to mention when something is nonstandard
(if
> > I'm aware of that), but I may miss something. Corrections are welcome.
>
> For FS="<[^>]*>" it assings $2=a $4=b $6=c, to be more precise, I need
> this regular expression to match only for particular pair of tags, for
> example for <li> and </li>, so for the string:
>
> '<html>foo<li>A<br></li><li><b>B</b></li><li>C</li>bar</html>For
FS="<[^>]*>" it assings $2=a $4=b $6=c, to be more precise, I need
this regular expression to match only for particular pair of tags, for
example for <li> and </li>, so for the string:
'<html>foo<li>A<br></li><li><b>B</b></li><li>C</li>bar</html>'
I would like to have assigned to variable only A, B, and C strings...
'
>
> I would like to have assigned to variable only A, B, and C strings...
Ah I made mistake in previous example, the output for
'<html>foo<li>A<br></li><li><b>B</b></li><li>C</li>bar</html>' and
<li> and </li> tags should be:
$1 = A<br>
$2 = <b>B</b>
$3 = C
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