Cameron Hutchison wrote:
> You can combine these into a single sed invocation:
>
> set -i -e "/.gconf/d" -e "/.java/d" script
s/set/sed/
;-)
Johannes
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On Tue, 2009-06-09 at 20:09 -0700, Brian Wells wrote:
[...]
> You could have done
>
> sed -e "/.gconf/d" script | sed -e "/.java/d" >script
>
Oops. I forgot that this will try to read and write script at the same
time. Won't work. But you can still link together many commands, so
long as you
On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 22:14 -0400, Tony Baldwin wrote:
> Spiro Harvey wrote:
> >> Can anyone recommend a program/shell script/editor plugin etc, that
> >> can take arbitrary text as input and quote it like email programs
> >> quote emails with a preceding "> " character?
> >
> >
> > awk '{print
In <4a2dc587.60...@gmail.com>, Tony Baldwin wrote:
>Why is it that with sed, stuff like
>sed -e /searchterm/d
>I have to do
>sed -e /searchterm/d infile > outfile,
>and can't just do sed -e /searchterm/d file, without having to generate
>another file?
Traditional sed is very simple. It doesn't "k
On Seg, 08 Jun 2009, Tony Baldwin wrote:
I've been learning to use sed and awk and grep, etc., lately.
I have a general question (probably more appropriate elsewhere, but
I'm going to ask here anyway. Smack me later.).
Bad, very bad.
Why is it that with sed, stuff like
sed -e /searchterm/d
Tony Baldwin writes:
>Why is it that with sed, stuff like
>sed -e /searchterm/d
>I have to do
>sed -e /searchterm/d infile > outfile,
>and can't just do sed -e /searchterm/d file, without having to generate
>another file?
GNU sed (which is what you are most likely running) has the -i option to
On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 22:14 -0400, Tony Baldwin wrote:
>
> I've been learning to use sed and awk and grep, etc., lately.
> I have a general question (probably more appropriate elsewhere, but I'm
> going to ask here anyway. Smack me later.).
>
> Why is it that with sed, stuff like
> sed -e /sea
Spiro Harvey wrote:
Can anyone recommend a program/shell script/editor plugin etc, that
can take arbitrary text as input and quote it like email programs
quote emails with a preceding "> " character?
awk '{print "> " $0}' filename
or just type:
awk '{print "> " $0}'
paste some text into t
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