On Thursday 19 September 2002 07:12, Shaw, Marco said:
I want to delete the entire line with .
Why not simply use:
% grep -v ^ file-with-line
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This should be pretty simple...
I have a file something like:
I want to delete the entire line with .
sed //d goes to standard out, but I don't want to redirect it to a temp file,
and then overwrite the original over or similar, unless that's my
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On 19-Sep-2002/08:12 -0300, Shaw, Marco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This should be pretty simple...
I have a file something like:
I want to delete the entire line with .
Use the invert match feature in
