How to use SED to search and replace a string in multiple files in linux

You can use the SED linux command to search and replace a string within all files inside a directory:

This example replaces all occurrences of fast with slow in file names that end in .htm:

$ find ./* -name ‘*.htm*’ -type f -exec sed -i ‘s/fast/slow/g’ {} \;


Lot of 10 8

Lot of 10 8" 200mm Polished Semiconductor Silicon Wafer Crystal Lithography

$66.00



LAB-VOLT 91005-20 Semiconductor Devices Fundamentals Board picture

LAB-VOLT 91005-20 Semiconductor Devices Fundamentals Board

$59.99



1PC Baumer HOG 10 DN 1024I Incremental Encoder New, original HOG10DN1024I picture

1PC Baumer HOG 10 DN 1024I Incremental Encoder New, original HOG10DN1024I

$1280.00



Peak, Atlas DCA55 Semiconductor Tester picture

Peak, Atlas DCA55 Semiconductor Tester

$112.95



HG MRF 454 Semiconductors 2pcs-16pcs picture

HG MRF 454 Semiconductors 2pcs-16pcs

$62.28



Atlas DCA75 Semiconductor Tester with Curve Tracing Capability on a PC picture

Atlas DCA75 Semiconductor Tester with Curve Tracing Capability on a PC

$194.95



9 Digit LED Bubble Display National Semiconductor NSA 1598 Repair Replacement picture

9 Digit LED Bubble Display National Semiconductor NSA 1598 Repair Replacement

$11.99



8-Inch SMIC Wafer CMOS Silicon Wafer Semiconductor Lithography Chip NewxW picture

8-Inch SMIC Wafer CMOS Silicon Wafer Semiconductor Lithography Chip NewxW

$29.13



Peak, Atlas DCA55 Semiconductor Tester,  picture

Peak, Atlas DCA55 Semiconductor Tester,

$112.95



Spectroline SB-100P Semiconductor Wafer Inspection Lamp *READ* picture

Spectroline SB-100P Semiconductor Wafer Inspection Lamp *READ*

$69.95



Powered by WordPress. Designed by WooThemes