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Follow up: Replace space with new line.
Actually it is any word and any number i.e the word to replace is *<#> and teh replace string is .*<#> (*[#]), # could be any number and * could be any word. Thanks!- deepagovind
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- Forum: AWK
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Follow up: Replace space with new line.
Thanks for the valuable prompt replies. Is it possible to search and replace each string with some prefix using awk? For e.g.: \X<7> with ".\X<7> (X[7])", where X could be any word in the file? Thanks, I once again appreciate your inputs!- deepagovind
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AWK to have each word in a text written on a new line
Hello all, I have a text file that looks like this: Today, tomorrow, perl, \birds<7>, \animals<4>, awk, gawk I wish to write it to a file in this manner Today, tomorrow, perl, \birds<7>, \animals<4>, awk, gawk I tried the following: awk '{sub(" ", "\n", $0)}' space >...- deepagovind
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How to write each word in a text file on a new line
Hi, I am new perl user. I wish to write each word in a text file separated by spaces on to a new line. e.g: temp.txt: This is a nice forum Good learning Perl Output: This is a nice forum Good learning perl My script: #!/usr/intel/bin/perl open LIST, "temp" or die...- deepagovind
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