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overwrite specific lines in a file
Hi all,
I am trying to overwrite some lines of a very big file. I know the number of the line but I don't know how to point the cursor on its beginning. there is an option to notice the offset in lines? thanks! |
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Ok I have used it, but I think that my manner is not really elegant.
Do you know how to (by sed)... overwrite a line which actually you only know how it begins but not how finishes? I want to change a settings file... so I want to do something like that. sed '49s/HorizSync[...]/HorizSync 30.0 - 83.0/g' xorg.conf where [...] are characters which I don't know. Thanks a lot!! |