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Hi,
Could someone tell me how to delete a particular text inside an existing file without opening the file? e.g. I have a text file called mytext.txt which contains three lines of text below and I want to delete “ ;” and delete the second line “b ;” including the carriage return. a ; b ; c ; So I want the file to have the contents below: a c Any help will be appreciated. p.s. I can do this in vi by running “%s/ ;//g” and deleting the second line with dd but I want this done without opening the file. |
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