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If you really want sed- or awk-like command-line processing for XML files then you should probably consider using an XML-processing command-line tool. Here are some of the tools that I've seen more...
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This may be of help: #!/bin/bash awk -vtag=instance -vp=0 '{ if($0~("^<"tag)){p=1;next} if($0~("^</"tag)){p=0;printf("\n");next} if(p==1){$1=$1;printf("%s",$0)} }' infile Assuming the Sample text...
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Given a specific XML element (i.e. a specific tag name) and a snippet of XML data, I want to extract the children from each occurrence of that element. More specifically, I have the following snippet...
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