fix a typo and grammar

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Here is the sample of the codean example of what my intent is for such a scriptI am trying to do:

#!/bin/bash
Update=$1

if [$Update == Value] 
then
    NewValue= $Update
    vi %s/Value/$NewValue/g > Updatedfile
fi
exit 0

Is there a way to utilize vi commands within a script? My thoughts are that some type of piping would do this?

Here is the sample of the code of what my intent is for such a script:

#!/bin/bash
Update=$1

if [$Update == Value] 
then
    NewValue= $Update
    vi %s/Value/$NewValue/g > Updatedfile
fi
exit 0

Is there a way to utilize vi commands within a script? My thoughts are that some type of piping would do this?

Here is an example of what I am trying to do:

#!/bin/bash
Update=$1

if [$Update == Value] 
then
    NewValue= $Update
    vi %s/Value/$NewValue/g > Updatedfile
fi
exit 0

Is there a way to utilize vi commands within a script? My thoughts are that some type of piping would do this?

specifiying the question to specific scenario

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edited Aug 28, 2015 at 16:48

How to edit a file from a script using a loop instead of find and replace with sed?

Post Closed as "Duplicate" by jasonwryan, Stephen Kitt, Anthon, G-Man Says 'Reinstate Monica', don_crissti

occurred Jul 14, 2015 at 21:37

fix indents and script errors -- you realy should test your scripts before posting

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edited Jul 14, 2015 at 20:40

Here is the sample of the code of what my intent is for such a script:

#!/bin/bash
Update=$1

if [Update[$Update == Value] 
then
NewValue = Update  NewValue= $Update
    vi %s/Value/$NewValue/g > Updatedfile
fi
exit 0

Is there a way to utilize vivi commands within a script? My thoughts are that some type of piping would do this?

Here is the sample of the code of what my intent is for such a script:

#!/bin/bash
Update=$1

if [Update == Value] 
then
NewValue = Update
vi %s/Value/$NewValue/g > Updatedfile
fi
exit 0

Is there a way to utilize vi commands within a script? My thoughts are that some type of piping would do this?

Here is the sample of the code of what my intent is for such a script:

#!/bin/bash
Update=$1

if [$Update == Value] 
then
    NewValue= $Update
    vi %s/Value/$NewValue/g > Updatedfile
fi
exit 0

Is there a way to utilize vi commands within a script? My thoughts are that some type of piping would do this?

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asked Jul 14, 2015 at 20:22

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