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sed command
I have a file which looks something like this:
--# --#line1 --#line2 --#line3 --#line4 --#line5 --#line6 --# line7 line8 line9 .........and so on Id like to insert a line (2 lines) before the second occurence of "--#" on its own. Im having trouble with finding the right sed command to do this, can anyone help me? |
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