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tidied, and removed /g anchor from sed

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edited Mar 16, 2016 at 1:25

How about using grep? Try the following:

for f in *.txt
txt; do
out=$(echo $f${f} | sed 's/.txt$/_ended.txt/g'')
grep 'Trial End' $f > $out
done

How about using grep? Try the following:

for f in *.txt
do
out=$(echo $f | sed 's/.txt$/_ended.txt/g')
grep 'Trial End' $f > $out
done

How about using grep? Try the following:

for f in *.txt; do
out=$(echo ${f} | sed 's/.txt$/_ended.txt/')
grep 'Trial End' $f > $out
done

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answered Mar 16, 2016 at 1:13

How about using grep? Try the following:

for f in *.txt
do
out=$(echo $f | sed 's/.txt$/_ended.txt/g')
grep 'Trial End' $f > $out
done