Help/Support Noob question for Shell

bR34Kr · February 20, 2018

Hi. I have a .dat file which looks like this(very small portion of it just to show how it is)

,"roulette":{"ticketsToPlay":0,"balance":0,"lastNumbers":[],"coinflipBetAmount":0,"depositedItems":[],"betAmount":0},"money":9998.42,"statistics{"signedContracts":0,"boughtCollections":3,"roulettesLost":0,"crashProfit":0,"crashWon":0,"boughtSouvenirs":0,"boughtCollecti9ns":0,"totalClicks":109,"openedCapsules":0,"dailyRewards":0,"jackpotsWon":0,"watchedAds":0,"

What I want is to use Shell to go edit the value held by money in the .dat file but I have no clue how. I've searched the internet and found no ways to do what I want. I would want to go to statistics, go back 3 spaces and delete until "money": to have "money":$COINS,"statistics":

Rook · February 20, 2018

Lookup the SED documentation. Or Google sed specifics like how to replace something in line xyxy because it's doable.

bR34Kr · February 20, 2018

8 minutes ago, DiDA said:

Lookup the SED documentation. Or Google sed specifics like how to replace something in line xyxy because it's doable.

The problem with going in lines is that if multiple values are changed above, the lines can change by putting more text over it.

EDIT: Nevermind

Updated February 20, 2018 by japankairu

xiaov · February 20, 2018

3 hours ago, japankairu said:

The problem with going in lines is that if multiple values are changed above, the lines can change by putting more text over it.

EDIT: Nevermind

filza use Text editor ?