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Its everybodies friend: Vi
Hello, At first you have to use a \ with the last two / and then add a & to copy the line Here is my solution : %s/.*/perl -e"s\/string1\/string2\/g" & @+ Lolo- LoloFR
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Hello, Is the script executable ? (chmod +x script.sh) some awk don't recognize the getline subfunction try other version of awk. Look at this file for example and check with your OS : http://www.shelldorado.com/articles/awkcompat.html PS : hey marsd, I USE gsub ;-) @+ Lolo John was... -
insert characters in each line of a file.
and with awk :-) awk -v QUOTE=\` '{ print QUOTE $0 QUOTE }' @+ Lolo -
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You can try this. script.sh : awk '{ #Read the pattern file substfile = "'$1'" while( getline inputPattern < substfile ){ gsub(inputPattern,"§"inputPattern"§",$0) } close(substfile) print $0 }' and you launch with : script.sh...
