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I have nearly 100 HTML files that uses the <tt> tag to markup inline code which I’d like to change to the more meaningful <code> tag. I was thinking of doing something on the order of a massive sed -i 's/<tt>/<code>/g' command but I’m curious if there’s a more appropriate industrial mechanism for changing tag types on a large HTML tree.
The nicest thing you may do is to use
xmlstartlet:
xml ed -r //b -v code
It is freaky powerful. See http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/, http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-starlet.html