Answer by daitangio for create XML file using bash script
Use in-line document with cat cat >destfile <<EOF <your ZML here...where $vas expand happly> but the rest remain as is EOF I used it in a lot of scripts
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Frustratingly perhaps, one of the combinations you omitted would have worked: echo "<root><foo a=\"b\">$lorem</foo><bar value=\"ipsum\" /></root>" >> $MY_XML Single...
View ArticleAnswer by Romeo Ninov for create XML file using bash script
Print the line on this way: echo '<root><foo a="b">'"$lorem"'</foo><bar value="ipsum" /></root>' >> "$MY_XML" This is need because single quotes deny shell...
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I want create simple xml file using bash script ( not with dom ) but when I set value in the line then echo print the $lorem word and not the val lorem=LOL echo '<root><foo...
View ArticleAnswer by Kusalananda for create XML file using bash script
The issue is that you are using your variable in a single-quoted string. The shell will never expand variables in single quoted strings.Another issue is that the value in $lorem would not be properly...
View ArticleAnswer by pmartycz for create XML file using bash script
When you interpolate values into XML template make sure to escape special characters:escape() { local val val=$1 val=${val//&/&} val=${val//</<} val=${val//>/>}...
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