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different take on common ?: search for two strings and remove lines between them and
Thank you for assisting, I've got a partial solution just needs a tweak. Code:
Hulk-BASH$ cat somefile.txt oh there is some stuff here some more stuff here START_LABEL stuff I want more stuff I want END_LABEL other stuff here too and even more stuff here too Hulk-BASH$ Hulk-BASH$ sed -n '/^START_LABEL/,/^END_LABEL/p' somefile.txt START_LABEL stuff I want more stuff I want END_LABEL Hulk-BASH$ As you can see it's editing properly but I need the output to have the "LABELS" themselves removed so it looks like: stuff I want more stuff I want Thanks for your help L. Last edited by laser; 12-03-2008 at 04:35 PM.. |
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