On Sat, Aug 02, 2003 at 09:56:35AM -0400, Russ Wright wrote:
> Hey all
> I have a simple script to perform a find and replace for me. Currently it
> looks for "<?" and replaces it with "<?php".
>
> for fl in *.php; do
> mv $fl $fl.old
> sed 's/<? /<?php /g' $fl.old > $fl
> rm -f $fl.old
> done
>
> Works pretty well.
>
> However I need to make it a little smarter. I need the script to find any of
> the following "<? ", "<?=", "<?(carriage return)" and replace it with
> <?php. However it must not replace "<?php" with "<?phpphp".
This seems to work:
$ perl -p -i'.orig' -e 's/\<\?[^\s]*(\s)/\<?php\1/g' *.php
It wants to replace <? and anything after it including the first
whitespace it finds with <?php and whatever whitespace it found. I
think that should do it. It will make little backups of each file
appending '.orig' to each one in case this thing runs amok :)
Good luck!
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