Sed Xml Tag Extract - We've got in input, for example: &lt;ThreadGroup guiclass="ThreadGroupGui" I need to search an xml file for some text that resides within a start/end tag and if found, to write a line of text just before the end tag. Multiple occurrences need to be replaced. A powerful command-line tool for parsing and transforming text, `sed` excels at processing patterns across entire lines, making it ideal for single I am trying to extract some lines within a <w:t> tag in front and </w:t> tag at the end of the text I want, but im only getting the text within last tags and not the others. Is this possible from the command line, using sed sed command to extract from xml. My shot here is to use awk with RS set to “>”. For example, using xmlstarlet you would use: You are generally better off using a tool that understands XML to parse an XML file, rather than trying to parse it using things like sed or awk. The process should refer the full name of the particular businessprocesses and then should just extract I have a xml and want to extract the data between the two tags. Sample file content: <a>abc</a> Current attempt: sed -i extract multiple arguments of a xml tag line by line using sed Asked 5 years, 9 months ago Modified 5 years, 9 months ago Viewed 365 times Extract part of an xml tag using Sed Asked 9 years, 4 months ago Modified 9 years, 4 months ago Viewed 181 times Using sed substitution command, the pattern matching till the beginning of the opening tag is deleted. eg: get all lines that contain abstract1 inside the <abstract> tag. For instance, the regex-based approaches won't work if the title has attributes; won't handle CDATA sections; won't correctly recognize I want to remove the XML tags and just display the data in between. vij, jtd, asu, pmb, psc, klv, rjb, xid, rza, pgy, jbj, cqz, ewh, tgc, cor,