Regex - need help!

[Jürgen Exner]

The "posting guidelines" are irrelevant to the question asked.

Except that they suggest to post a minimal sample program that exhibits the
problem because analysing and correcting actual code is much easier than
guessing about problem based on vague verbal description.

jue

 

[Jürgen Exner]

Only that I'm at work at the moment, it's hectic
and I urgently need this script.

In that case I believe Usenet is an innappropriate forum because by design
it is not an instant medium.

jue

 

[John Bokma]

Ronald Matthews wrote:
....


Except that they suggest to post a minimal sample program that
exhibits the problem because analysing and correcting actual code is
much easier than guessing about problem based on vague verbal
description.

RM doesn't care. RM considers the guidelines "Nazi "Guidelines"" which
should be posted to "/dev/null". [1]

RM probably hasn't read them, probably all is beyond him, and is not
interested in Perl programming. He is interested in all the attention he
can get though.

[1] <[email protected]>

 

[Dr.Ruud]

dutch disCo schreef:

find . -name "index.html"
./0223/html/index.html
./0357/html/index.html

Now, I want these lines to become:

<a href="./0223/html/index.html">./0223/html/index.html</a>
<a href="./0357/html/index.html">./0357/html/index.html</a>

find2perl . \
-name "index.html" \

file

bash:
for f in `find . -name "i*"`; \
do echo '<a href="'$f'">'$f'</a>'; \
done > file