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Explore Stack InternalFor replace the "name" word with the "something" word, use:
sed "s/\(<[a-z]*><\<username><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml That is going to replace all the occurrences of the specified word.
So far all is outputted to standard output, you can use:
sed "s/\(<[a-z]*><\<username><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml > anotherfile.xml to save the changes to another file.
For replace the "name" word with the "something" word, use:
sed "s/\(<[a-z]*><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml That is going to replace all the occurrences of the specified word.
So far all is outputted to standard output, you can use:
sed "s/\(<[a-z]*><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml > anotherfile.xml to save the changes to another file.
For replace the "name" word with the "something" word, use:
sed "s/\(<username><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml That is going to replace all the occurrences of the specified word.
So far all is outputted to standard output, you can use:
sed "s/\(<username><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml > anotherfile.xml to save the changes to another file.
For replace the "name" word with the "something" word, use:
sed "s/\(<[a-z]*><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml That is going to replace all the occurrences of the specified word.
So far all is outputted to standard output, you can use:
sed "s/\(<[a-z]*><\!\[[A-Z]*\[\)name\]/\1something/g" file.xml > anotherfile.xml to save the changes to another file.