08-13-2009
add few lines to a file in unix
Hi,
I have an xml file
<Disp
x=y a=b
Disp/>
<Disp
q=1 w=2
Disp/>
.....
I want to add a new set in between like this for a set of 100 files.
<Disp
x=y a=b
Disp/>
<Disp
k=1 z=2
Disp/>
<Disp
q=1 w=2
Disp/>
.....
is it possible to achieve through sed or i should go with some thing else?
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