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I have some html files and want to extract only lines with containing these tags:
head
p
I used sed to extract these parts of the files, as follows:
grep "<head>" myfile.html | sed -e 's%\(head\)\(.*\)\(/head\)%title\2\/title%'
grep "<p>" myfile.html | sed -e 's%\(<p>\)\(.*\)\(</p\)\(>\)%\2\\%'
Everything is Ok, but I get “\” character at the end of each line. How I can overcome this problem?
Don’t use \ at the end of the replacement string: