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AWK question (probably)

Asked by GP1628 in Unix Systems Programming

Tags: awk

Im using a program called webmagick to generate thumbnails but I want to link each thumbnail to its own zip file. I can get it to create a seperate html page for each image, and add an URL to the top, but its the same on every one. So.... heres what Im thinking..

I will have it add to each html a dummy url such as a download link for TBNL.zip (To Be Named Later :)

Can I have AWK run thru all the html files and replace TBNL globally (it occurs twice in each) with its own basename? Lets see if I can give an example without inserting html code here..Such as...
the jpg for the file is 24Feb23L.jpg
the html file is 24Feb23L.jpg.html
the inserted dummy link is (A HREF="TBNL.zip)TBNL(/A)
after a code run the link should be
(A HREF="24Feb23L.zip)24Feb23L(/A)

This is going to run on at least 30 files in the directory. Maybe SED could do it. I can foresee that I might have to rename all the files to .tmp files and stream them back into html files to avoid overwrites?Start Free Trial

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AWK question (probably)

Asked by GP1628 in Unix Systems Programming

Tags: awk

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