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The subject says "last line of word" and the text says "a character". We can speculate that this means the last character of each line, or of each word ...?
Code:
sed -e 's/.$//' # last character sed -e 's/.\( \|$\)//' # every character before a space or end of line Last edited by era; 03-18-2008 at 11:42 AM.. Reason: Backslash key got borked \-: |
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