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Can we give multiple patterns to a sed command???
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I want to know can multiple pattern be given inside a sed statement.. Input: aa_bb_cc.Mar-22-2007 cc_dd_ee.Mar-21-2007 aa_1002985_952.xml aa_bb_032207.txt aa_bb_cc_10002878.dat Output: aa_bb_cc cc_dd_ee aa.xml aa_bb.txt aa_bb_cc.dat I got this command from Ghostdog sed 's/_[0-9]\{1,\}//g' file > newfile which removes the numerals following _ Is there a way to specify another pattern within the same above said sed command to remove Mar-22-2007 to get the output as mentioned above.... Thanks for you help, Kumar. |
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