XML-Dateien finden, die keinen bestimmten Kommentar von der Shell enthalten

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Aug 15, 2016, 05:48 PM

XML-Dateien finden, die keinen bestimmten Kommentar von der Shell enthalten

Ich möchte (awk / grep / sed) in einigen XML-Dateien (pom.xml-Datei) suchen und dabei einen Ordner überspringen. Darüber hinaus ist die erste Bedingung, dass sie das Tag @ enthalten müss<module>. In diesen Fällen möchte ich diejenigen ausdrucken, die die unten angegebene Sequenz nicht genau enthalten (es handelt sich um automatisch generierten Code - Es hilft mir festzustellen, ob jemand diese Sequenz geändert hat):

  <!--
         | Start of user code (user defined modules)
         |-->
        <!-- 
         | End of user code
         |-->

Im hier stecken:

        fileArray=($(find . -type f -not -path "./folder1/*" -not -path "*/folder2/*" -not -path "./folder3/*" -name "pom.xml" \
                    | xargs awk -v RS='^ Einige Tipps bitte?
---AKTUALISIEREN
  #!/bin/sh

###########################################################
# Checks for "user code" <modules> defined in pom files.
###########################################################

function check()
{
              # http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/handling-filenames-with-spaces-in-bash.html

        OLDIFS=$IFS
        IFS= ---- UPDATE (letzte Konsolenausgabe)
    :~/temp> bash script.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: cannot open file `{}' for reading (No such file or directory)
ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ./test_folder/test4/pom.xml ./tes                                                                        t_folder/test1/pom.xml ./test_folder/test2/pom.xml ./test_folder/test3/pom.xml
SUMMARY:Found 1 pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules.
 'match($0,/\<module>[^\n]+/,a){print a[0]}'))
 Einige Tipps bitte?
---AKTUALISIEREN
  #!/bin/sh

###########################################################
# Checks for "user code" <modules> defined in pom files.
###########################################################

function check()
{
              # http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/handling-filenames-with-spaces-in-bash.html

        OLDIFS=$IFS
        IFS=$'\n'

        # Read all pom files into an array
        # - Search for user code modules: It searches for the tag <module> into the pom files and in case they contain modules,
        #checks if the autogenerated section has been modified. Reading text secuence from foo.txt file
        #
        # - Exclude model folder as the codegen poms therein require such a repository



        fileArray=($(find . -type f -not -path "./folder1/*" -not -path "*/folder2/*" -not -path "./folder3/*" -name "pom.xml" \
                         | xargs `awk -v RS='^$' 'NR==FNR{str=$0;next} /<module>/ && !index($0,str){print FILENAME}' sequence {} +`))


        IFS=$OLDIFS

        # get length of an array
        numberOfFiles=${#fileArray[@]}

        # read all filenames
        for (( i=0; i<${numberOfFiles}; i++ ));
        do
          echo "ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ${fileArray[$i]}"
        done


    if [ "$numberOfFiles" != "0" ]; then
        echo "SUMMARY:Found $numberOfFiles pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules."
        exit 1
    fi
}

check
 ---- UPDATE (letzte Konsolenausgabe)
    :~/temp> bash script.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: cannot open file `{}' for reading (No such file or directory)
ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ./test_folder/test4/pom.xml ./tes                                                                        t_folder/test1/pom.xml ./test_folder/test2/pom.xml ./test_folder/test3/pom.xml
SUMMARY:Found 1 pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules.
\n'

        # Read all pom files into an array
        # - Search for user code modules: It searches for the tag <module> into the pom files and in case they contain modules,
        #checks if the autogenerated section has been modified. Reading text secuence from foo.txt file
        #
        # - Exclude model folder as the codegen poms therein require such a repository



        fileArray=($(find . -type f -not -path "./folder1/*" -not -path "*/folder2/*" -not -path "./folder3/*" -name "pom.xml" \
                         | xargs `awk -v RS='^ ---- UPDATE (letzte Konsolenausgabe)
    :~/temp> bash script.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: cannot open file `{}' for reading (No such file or directory)
ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ./test_folder/test4/pom.xml ./tes                                                                        t_folder/test1/pom.xml ./test_folder/test2/pom.xml ./test_folder/test3/pom.xml
SUMMARY:Found 1 pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules.
 'match($0,/\<module>[^\n]+/,a){print a[0]}'))

Einige Tipps bitte?

---AKTUALISIEREN

  #!/bin/sh

###########################################################
# Checks for "user code" <modules> defined in pom files.
###########################################################

function check()
{
              # http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/handling-filenames-with-spaces-in-bash.html

        OLDIFS=$IFS
        IFS=$'\n'

        # Read all pom files into an array
        # - Search for user code modules: It searches for the tag <module> into the pom files and in case they contain modules,
        #checks if the autogenerated section has been modified. Reading text secuence from foo.txt file
        #
        # - Exclude model folder as the codegen poms therein require such a repository



        fileArray=($(find . -type f -not -path "./folder1/*" -not -path "*/folder2/*" -not -path "./folder3/*" -name "pom.xml" \
                         | xargs `awk -v RS='^$' 'NR==FNR{str=$0;next} /<module>/ && !index($0,str){print FILENAME}' sequence {} +`))


        IFS=$OLDIFS

        # get length of an array
        numberOfFiles=${#fileArray[@]}

        # read all filenames
        for (( i=0; i<${numberOfFiles}; i++ ));
        do
          echo "ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ${fileArray[$i]}"
        done


    if [ "$numberOfFiles" != "0" ]; then
        echo "SUMMARY:Found $numberOfFiles pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules."
        exit 1
    fi
}

check

---- UPDATE (letzte Konsolenausgabe)

    :~/temp> bash script.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: cannot open file `{}' for reading (No such file or directory)
ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ./test_folder/test4/pom.xml ./tes                                                                        t_folder/test1/pom.xml ./test_folder/test2/pom.xml ./test_folder/test3/pom.xml
SUMMARY:Found 1 pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules.

'NR==FNR{str=$0;next} /<module>/ && !index($0,str){print FILENAME}' sequence {} +`)) IFS=$OLDIFS # get length of an array numberOfFiles=${#fileArray[@]} # read all filenames for (( i=0; i<${numberOfFiles}; i++ )); do echo "ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ${fileArray[$i]}" done if [ "$numberOfFiles" != "0" ]; then echo "SUMMARY:Found $numberOfFiles pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules." exit 1 fi } check

---- UPDATE (letzte Konsolenausgabe)

    :~/temp> bash script.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: cannot open file `{}' for reading (No such file or directory)
ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ./test_folder/test4/pom.xml ./tes                                                                        t_folder/test1/pom.xml ./test_folder/test2/pom.xml ./test_folder/test3/pom.xml
SUMMARY:Found 1 pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules.

'match($0,/\<module>[^\n]+/,a){print a[0]}'))

Einige Tipps bitte?

---AKTUALISIEREN

  #!/bin/sh

###########################################################
# Checks for "user code" <modules> defined in pom files.
###########################################################

function check()
{
              # http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/handling-filenames-with-spaces-in-bash.html

        OLDIFS=$IFS
        IFS=$'\n'

        # Read all pom files into an array
        # - Search for user code modules: It searches for the tag <module> into the pom files and in case they contain modules,
        #checks if the autogenerated section has been modified. Reading text secuence from foo.txt file
        #
        # - Exclude model folder as the codegen poms therein require such a repository



        fileArray=($(find . -type f -not -path "./folder1/*" -not -path "*/folder2/*" -not -path "./folder3/*" -name "pom.xml" \
                         | xargs `awk -v RS='^$' 'NR==FNR{str=$0;next} /<module>/ && !index($0,str){print FILENAME}' sequence {} +`))


        IFS=$OLDIFS

        # get length of an array
        numberOfFiles=${#fileArray[@]}

        # read all filenames
        for (( i=0; i<${numberOfFiles}; i++ ));
        do
          echo "ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ${fileArray[$i]}"
        done


    if [ "$numberOfFiles" != "0" ]; then
        echo "SUMMARY:Found $numberOfFiles pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules."
        exit 1
    fi
}

check

---- UPDATE (letzte Konsolenausgabe)

    :~/temp> bash script.sh
awk: cmd. line:1: fatal: cannot open file `{}' for reading (No such file or directory)
ERROR:Found user code modules (file:line:occurrence): ./test_folder/test4/pom.xml ./tes                                                                        t_folder/test1/pom.xml ./test_folder/test2/pom.xml ./test_folder/test3/pom.xml
SUMMARY:Found 1 pom.xml file(s) containing user code modules.