On 7/5/08, James Bailie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sebastian Tymków wrote:
I've tried with sed -e '/PATTERN/ a\ line' file but this did'n work. There
are many axamples in internet but none
of them work on FreeBSD.
The inserted line needs to be on a separate physical line.
sed -e
Hi,
I'm trying to use sed in script to append file after pattern but I couldn't
find any good example
how can I do it.
I've tried with sed -e '/PATTERN/ a\ line' file but this did'n work. There
are many axamples in internet but none
of them work on FreeBSD.
Best regards,
Sebastian Tymkow
On Sat 2008-07-05 16:06:39 UTC+0200, Sebastian Tymk?w ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I'm trying to use sed in script to append file after pattern but I couldn't
find any good example how can I do it.
I've tried with sed -e '/PATTERN/ a\ line' file but this did'n work. There
are many axamples in
Sebastian Tymk?w [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to use sed in script to append file after pattern but I couldn't
find any good example
how can I do it.
Based on sed(1), I think you need something like:
sed '/PATTERN/ r file'
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Sahil Tandon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sebastian Tymków wrote:
I've tried with sed -e '/PATTERN/ a\ line' file but this did'n work. There
are many axamples in internet but none
of them work on FreeBSD.
The inserted line needs to be on a separate physical line.
sed -e '/PATTERN/a\
line'
For /bin/csh, you need two backslashes
