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Help needed with sed
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I need to insert a line into a file underneath an existing line in the file, but am unsure as to the syntax. I'm pretty sure sed can be used though, although any ideas are more than welcome. For example: File ---- Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 6 I need to say: Insert "Line 5" after "Line 4". Hope this is clear ![]() |
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