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How to adjust spacing
Is there a way to adjust spacing of a line using k shell? e.g I have a file below Code:
$ cat file1 AAA BBB CCC A B C AAAA BB CC I want each word to be adjusted with spaces to have 10 character length like below: Code:
AAA BBB CCC A B C AAAA BB CC Any help will be appreciated. Steve |
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