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I’m relatively new to bash scripting and am
looking for the best way to make changes to a line in a file.
For instance, if some file contains a line:
...
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
...
What would be the best combination of utilities
to:
- Find that line in the file (assume it’s the only line with the string ‘OPTION’
append to the option string so it’s now:
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
Any help on which are the right tools to accomplish the job would be helpful! Thanks :)
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I’m relatively new to bash scripting and am
looking for the best way to make changes to a line in a file.
For instance, if some file contains a line:
...
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
...
What would be the best combination of utilities
to:
- Find that line in the file (assume it’s the only line with the string ‘OPTION’
append to the option string so it’s now:
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
Any help on which are the right tools to accomplish the job would be helpful! Thanks :)
bash shell-script
edited 5 mins ago
Michael Homer
52.8k9146183
asked 9 mins ago
jarrodtbjarrodtb
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I’m relatively new to bash scripting and am
looking for the best way to make changes to a line in a file.
For instance, if some file contains a line:
...
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
...
What would be the best combination of utilities
to:
- Find that line in the file (assume it’s the only line with the string ‘OPTION’
append to the option string so it’s now:
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
Any help on which are the right tools to accomplish the job would be helpful! Thanks :)
bash shell-script
edited 5 mins ago
Michael Homer
52.8k9146183
asked 9 mins ago
jarrodtbjarrodtb
1
New contributor
jarrodtb is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I’m relatively new to bash scripting and am
looking for the best way to make changes to a line in a file.
For instance, if some file contains a line:
...
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
...
What would be the best combination of utilities
to:
- Find that line in the file (assume it’s the only line with the string ‘OPTION’
append to the option string so it’s now:
OPTION=“—option1 —option2 param —option3 —option4”
Any help on which are the right tools to accomplish the job would be helpful! Thanks :)
bash shell-script
bash shell-script
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asked 9 mins ago
jarrodtbjarrodtb
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