Scripting again...
Hi All,
how do you change (from the command line) with (sed/awk/...
anything that's available in the installation environment)
"text:\n someothertext" to "text: someothertext"
The trick is in the newline of course.
I now do with
cat output.txt | tr '\n' '!' | sed -e 's/text:! someothertext/text: someothertext/g' | tr '!' '\n'
But I bet somebody can do better...
Btw.: how about renaming sed to led, because it is clearly
not a stream editor but a line editor ;-)
Sincerely,
Jan
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