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How to delete last character of a line?
Hello,
I think I'm close to doing this, but I could be wrong. I have a string I would like to search for and delete the last character of the that line. This is what I have... sed 's/POHEAD\(.\)$//g' tempd > tempe The above works if I search for P, but that won't work. I need to search for POHEAD. thnx, 
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Code:
sed '/POHEAD/ s/.$//' tempd > tempe
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