by Darren Wa » Thu, 16 Aug 2001 19:31:14
1 Date1
2 Data1
1 Date2
2 Data2
I want the file to read;
Date1 Data1
Date2 Data2
In logic what I'm want to do is remove all instnaces of a line break
which are followed by "2". I believe I'll need to use the 'sed'
command?
Any help apreciated.
Darren
by Dave Granti » Fri, 17 Aug 2001 09:44:22
Here's a *:Quote:> I've got the following result from a script that I have written which
> is analysing some log files;
> 1 Date1
> 2 Data1
> 1 Date2
> 2 Data2
> I want the file to read;
> Date1 Data1
> Date2 Data2
> In logic what I'm want to do is remove all instnaces of a line break
> which are followed by "2". I believe I'll need to use the 'sed'
> command?
Cheers!
Dave
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