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Will You Add? - Using Perl and Regular Expressions to Process HTML Files - Part 5
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11 close OUT;
12 }
The only new line here is line 1, which uses the glob function to search through specified directories and files. Firstly, it searches for file1.htm in the current directory, and then it search for all files ending in .shtm in directory1/subdirectory1, and then
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In Part 4 we wrote a script that enabled us to read in all the files in the current directory. Sometimes, however, you might need to process files that are located in different directories. script4.pl lists a script that will do this.
Note: Due to display considerations, in the example code shown in this article, square brackets '[..]' are used in HTML/script tags instead of angle brackets '<..>'.
script4.pl
1 @allfiles=glob("file1.htm directory1/subdirectory1/*.shtm directory2/*.htm");
2 foreach $name (@allfiles) {
3 rename $file, "$file.bak";
4 open (IN, "<$file.bak");
5 open (OUT, ">$file");
6 while ($line = [IN]) {
7 $line =~ s/[h1]/[h1 class="big"]/;
8 (print OUT $line);
9 }
10 close IN;
11 close OUT;
12 }
The only new line here is line 1, which uses the glob function to search through specified directories and files. Firstly, it searches for file1.htm in the current directory, and then it search for all files ending in .shtm in directory1/subdirectory1, and then
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In Part 4 we wrote a script that enabled us to read in all the files in the current directory. Sometimes, however, you might need to process files that are located in different directories. script4.pl lists a script that will do this.
Note: Due to display considerations, in the example code shown in this article, square brackets '[..]' are used in HTML/script tags instead of angle brackets '<..>'.
script4.pl
1 @allfiles=glob("file1.htm directory1/subdirectory1/*.shtm directory2/*.htm");
2 foreach $name (@allfiles) {
3 rename $file, "$file.bak";
4 open (IN, "<$file.bak");
5 open (OUT, ">$file");
6 while ($line = [IN]) {
7 $line =~ s/[h1]/[h1 class="big"]/;
8 (print OUT $line);
9 }
10 close IN;
11 close OUT;
12 }
The only new line here is line 1, which uses the glob function to search through specified directories and files. Firstly, it searches for file1.htm in the current directory, and then it search for all files ending in .shtm in directory1/subdirectory1, and then
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Note: Due to display considerations, in the example code shown in this article, square brackets '[..]' are used in HTML/script tags instead of angle brackets '<..>'.
script4.pl
1 @allfiles=glob("file1.htm directory1/subdirectory1/*.shtm directory2/*.htm");
2 foreach $name (@allfiles) {
3 rename $file, "$file.bak";
4 open (IN, "<$file.bak");
5 open (OUT, ">$file");
6 while ($line = [IN]) {
7 $line =~ s/[h1]/[h1 class="big"]/;
8 (print OUT $line);
9 }
10 close IN;
11 close OUT;
12 }
The only new line here is line 1, which uses the glob function to search through specified directories and files. Firstly, it searches for file1.htm in the current directory, and then it search for all files ending in .shtm in directory1/subdirectory1, and then
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2 foreach $name (@allfiles) {
3 rename $file, "$file.bak";
4 open (IN, "<$file.bak");
5 open (OUT, ">$file");
6 while ($line = [IN]) {
7 $line =~ s/[h1]/[h1 class="big"]/;
8 (print OUT $line);
9 }
10 close IN;
11 close OUT;
12 }
The only new line here is line 1, which uses the glob function to search through specified directories and files. Firstly, it searches for file1.htm in the current directory, and then it search for all files ending in .shtm in directory1/subdirectory1, and then
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11 close OUT;
12 }
The only new line here is line 1, which uses the glob function to search through specified directories and files. Firstly, it searches for file1.htm in the current directory, and then it search for all files ending in .shtm in directory1/subdirectory1, and then all files ending in .htm in directory2. The asterisk (*) is a wildcard, which means any filename.
Running the script
c:>perl script4.pl
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
<a href="http://www.atriclecheck.com/article/178737/atriclecheck-Using-Perl-and-Regular-Expressions-to-Process-HTML-Files--Part-5.html">Using Perl and Regular Expressions to Process HTML Files - Part 5</a>
BB link (for phorums):
[url=http://www.atriclecheck.com/article/178737/atriclecheck-Using-Perl-and-Regular-Expressions-to-Process-HTML-Files--Part-5.html]Using Perl and Regular Expressions to Process HTML Files - Part 5[/url]
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