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04-02-2002 06:08 AM
04-02-2002 06:08 AM
replacing /n with newline with ed.
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04-02-2002 06:13 AM
04-02-2002 06:13 AM
Re: replacing /n with newline with ed.
Not sure what you are asking. Do you want to remove all newline marks, ie, run the text together? If so, here is an easier way than using ed (or sed or awk, etc):
echo $(
(or easier to understand but makes unnecessary use of cat): echo $(cat file_name)
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
echo $(
(or easier to understand but makes unnecessary use of cat): echo $(cat file_name)
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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04-02-2002 06:16 AM
04-02-2002 06:16 AM
Re: replacing /n with newline with ed.
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