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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers sed script Post 302098968 by mudhireddy on Thursday 7th of December 2006 02:53:09 PM
Old 12-07-2006
Sorry i read only second part and you can do the second part with


awk '{if (NR == 2) { $1=$1"\n"; $2="WHATEVER "$2;} print }' FILE_NAME

The only problem i see with this is, it will add extra space before third line. If if doesnt matter for you then you can live with this.
 

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gtkdoc-mktmpl

gtkdoc-mktmpl(1)					      General Commands Manual						  gtkdoc-mktmpl(1)

NAME

       gtkdoc-mktmpl --  GTK DocBook documentation generator.

SYNOPSIS

       gtkdoc-mktmpl [ See below ]

DESCRIPTION

       gtkdoc-mktmpl This creates or updates the template files which contain the manually-edited documentation. (A template is a simple text form
       which is filled in with the description of a function, macro, enum, or struct.  For functions  and  macros  it  also  contains  fields  for
       describing the parameters.)

       This script reads in the existing templates, found in tmpl/*.sgml, moves these files to tmpl/*.sgml.bak, and then recreates the .sgml files
       according to the structure given in the file MODULE-sections.txt.

       Any new templates added, or new function parameters, are marked with FIXME so you can do a grep to see which parts need updating.

       Any templates which are no longer used (i.e. they are remove from MODULE-sections.txt) are placed in the  file  tmpl/MODULE-unused.txt.	If
       they are included again later they are automatically copied back into position.	If you are certain that these templates will never be used
       again you can delete them from MODULE-unused.txt.

       Any parameters to functions which are no longer used are separated from the rest of the parameters with the line <!-- # Unused Parameters #
       -->.  It  may  be  that	the parameter name has just been changed, in which case you can copy the description to the parameter with the new
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EXAMPLE

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AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Christian Marillat marillat@debian.org for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

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