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Use sed to merge multiple lines
Hi all:
I have a file in which the contents are as following: ... This is a test ONE TWO Hello, world! XXX YYY CCC test again three, four five six seven world AAA BBB QQQ test eight, nine world FFF EEE KKK ... I want to use sed to merge all lines between a line that contains a word 'test' and a line that contains a word 'world' into one line, and ignore other lines. In other words, I want a result as following: This is a test ONE TWO Hello, world! test again three, four five six seven world test eight, nine world Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help! Sincerely, Susan |
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