I'm trying to find the character or string to use in a batch grep find/
replace pattern that will insert the file's name into the result.
Here's my grep replace pattern:

<a class="viewLink" id="\1" href="_" onClick="viewSection('\2');">
\3<strong>+</strong></a>

In the search pattern, there's a # sign in the link (href="#"), and I
want to replace the # sign with the filename. I've found Perl's
charater: $file, but it doesn't work in grep.

So, is there a character that will allow me to do this, or am I out of
luck?

TIA,

Bob

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