I have a text file which has some contents similar to this:# General information about the project.project = u'Py6S'copyright = u'2012, Robin Wilson'# The version info for the project you're documenting, acts as replacement for# |version| and |release|, also used in various other places throughout the# built documents.## The short X.Y version.version = '0.5'# The full version, including alpha/beta/rc tags.release = '0.5'I would like to replace the version = '0.5' line with version = X where X is a command-line argument given to a script, and then do the same for the release = line.Is there a simple command I can call to do this sort of replacing? I've looked into sed a bit, but it seems that the global substitution in sed would require me to search for version = '0.5', but all I really want to search for is a line beginning with version = - as I have no idea what the version might be when I run the script!Any ideas?
Replace whole line in a file from command-line
command line;sed;string;replace;line editor