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Merging previous line using sed
I've been trying to merge a previous line when I find a pattern using sed with no luck. Maybe someone can help me.
I am trying to find </Endtag>. Once I find that, I want to merge the previous line with the current line. I can do it with the next line with using N in sed but not previous. Anyone have a suggestion? Ex. Hello how are you. </Endtag> <New> I am fine.</New> This is a test. Results should be: Hello how are you. </Endtag><New> I am fine.</New> This is a test. |
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