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Convert delimiter to string in txt file
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I need to convert tab delimiter to #*# in txt file. Does anybody know how to do it? If i'm using: tr -s '\t' '#*#' < name.txt > name_new.txt It converts only to #, but I need 3 chars. Thanks a lot. |
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