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Splitting a line
I have a series of .txt files, that contain lines of text separated by the following string ====================
In some of the .txt files, the string ends with the word Document, leaving the string ==================Document. I would like to be able to split any such line and move the word "Document" to the next line, appending it to the beginning of the next line. Any suggestions? |
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