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Process file line by line
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I have a csv file as follows 608, Barnwood PFS,,2 150, Barnwood CS,2,4 etc When i do for lines in `cat file.dat` the space in second argument seems to screwing the lines up. Any suggestions to get around this? Thanks |
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