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| puzzling regexp | jad | Shell Programming and Scripting | 4 | 07-01-2006 10:29 AM |
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Hi all. Here's what i want to do:
my_first_file #!/usr/bin/ksh # BLA BLA BLA BLA printf "this is my first file \n" echo " I understand this far" printf "the day's over \n" echo "great" my_second_file #!/usr/bin/ksh # BLA BLA BLA BLA printf "this is my first file \n" AN_INSERTED_LINE "blank line" echo " I understand this far" printf "the day's over \n" THE_SAME_INSERTED_LINE "blank line" echo "great" How am i supposed to do to insert the INSERTED_LINE and a blank line between the printf and the echo statement? Thanx for help |
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