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we can find xml file type as the follwing

find /tmp/ -type f -name '*.xml'

but how to change the syntax in order to find only xml that contain with:

<Name>some words</Name>

and print what is between:

<Name> ------ </Name>

expected output

some words

example - xml file contain:

<Name>files_with_extra_data</Name>

expected output

files_with_extra_data

we can find xml file type as the follwing

find /tmp/ -type f -name '*.xml'

but how to change the syntax in order to find only xml that contain with:

<Name>some words</Name>

and print what is between:

<Name> ------ </Name>

expected output

some words

we can find xml file type as the follwing

find /tmp/ -type f -name '*.xml'

but how to change the syntax in order to find only xml that contain with:

<Name>some words</Name>

and print what is between:

<Name> ------ </Name>

expected output

some words

example - xml file contain:

<Name>files_with_extra_data</Name>

expected output

files_with_extra_data

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asked Jan 17, 2018 at 8:35

find xml file that contain specific tag name and print the words between tag name

we can find xml file type as the follwing

find /tmp/ -type f -name '*.xml'

but how to change the syntax in order to find only xml that contain with:

<Name>some words</Name>

and print what is between:

<Name> ------ </Name>

expected output

some words

linux awk sed grep find

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