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Replace comma with newline
Hi, for some reason I cant seem to figure this out. I have a file which looks something like this
word word word word word,word,word word word word,word,word,word,word word word Basically I want this whole thing to be a list with 1 word on each line like this... word word word word word . . . So my plan of attach was to use sed to replace the comma (,) with a newline like so: sed 's/,/\n/g' Which basically added a "n" where the comma was formerly. Any idea on how I can achieve my desired result? Thanks! |
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Code:
tr -s ',' '\n' < oldfile > newfile |
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