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I have output XML file which has string in each line icn="1", this number inside the double quotes will be changing for every line. But this number is not incrementing in order, so i have to make change to update this number in order.



I have the awk command to do this, but not able to exactly replace the number between double quotes.



awk '/icn=/{sub("icn=", "icn="++v)}1' OutputFile.xml >> test.xml





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    XML is not regular, and attempting to parse, much less postprocess it, with RE tools is a path to madness. And ponies. You might instead be well served by using a DOM parser.

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I have output XML file which has string in each line icn="1", this number inside the double quotes will be changing for every line. But this number is not incrementing in order, so i have to make change to update this number in order.



I have the awk command to do this, but not able to exactly replace the number between double quotes.



awk '/icn=/{sub("icn=", "icn="++v)}1' OutputFile.xml >> test.xml





text-processing xml







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    XML is not regular, and attempting to parse, much less postprocess it, with RE tools is a path to madness. And ponies. You might instead be well served by using a DOM parser.

    – DopeGhoti
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I have output XML file which has string in each line icn="1", this number inside the double quotes will be changing for every line. But this number is not incrementing in order, so i have to make change to update this number in order.



I have the awk command to do this, but not able to exactly replace the number between double quotes.



awk '/icn=/{sub("icn=", "icn="++v)}1' OutputFile.xml >> test.xml





text-processing xml







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I have output XML file which has string in each line icn="1", this number inside the double quotes will be changing for every line. But this number is not incrementing in order, so i have to make change to update this number in order.



I have the awk command to do this, but not able to exactly replace the number between double quotes.



awk '/icn=/{sub("icn=", "icn="++v)}1' OutputFile.xml >> test.xml





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    XML is not regular, and attempting to parse, much less postprocess it, with RE tools is a path to madness. And ponies. You might instead be well served by using a DOM parser.

    – DopeGhoti
    7 hours ago














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    XML is not regular, and attempting to parse, much less postprocess it, with RE tools is a path to madness. And ponies. You might instead be well served by using a DOM parser.

    – DopeGhoti
    7 hours ago








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XML is not regular, and attempting to parse, much less postprocess it, with RE tools is a path to madness. And ponies. You might instead be well served by using a DOM parser.

– DopeGhoti
7 hours ago





XML is not regular, and attempting to parse, much less postprocess it, with RE tools is a path to madness. And ponies. You might instead be well served by using a DOM parser.

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awk '/icn=/ { sub(/icn=.[0-9][0-9]*/, "icn=""++v); print } ' file.xml





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    It seems to me this is what you're trying to do:



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        awk '/icn=/ { sub(/icn=.[0-9][0-9]*/, "icn=""++v); print } ' file.xml





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        It seems to me this is what you're trying to do:



        awk '/icn=/ { sub(/icn=.[0-9][0-9]*/, "icn=""++v); print } ' file.xml






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