It contains a lot of punctuation and other special characters..
"(div idm1)" and "(/div)" are a line
Code:
[root@sistem1lnx ~]# cat testfile
This is a test
This is test
"(div idm1)"
The first line\'/'\.\'.[];][[+_)_()*&^&^&%^#%@#$!~[][[][=-00-99889763412`>?>`,';\';][p][{}]12`//'-0
This is a test
This is a test
This is a test
This is a test
The last line
"(/div)"
This is a test
This is test
......................
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................................
the other file contains punctuation and other special characters too..
linecount=$( (sed -n '/"(div idm1)"/,/"(\/div)"/{;/"(div idm1)"/!p;}' testfile | sed -n '$!p' | wc -l) )
while [ $(( linecount -= 1 )) -gt -1 ]
do
sed -i '/^"(div idm1)"/ {n;d;q}' testfile
done
while read line
do
sed -i "/^\"(\/div)\"/ i$line" testfile
done < file_to_add
Code:
[root@sistem1lnx ~]# cat testfile
This is a test
This is test
"(div idm1)"tetreawd0-9-1212e312?"?{}_=--=0-00908][]989*()*&*&^&^%^$%#$$!@#!~@~`'/[;[][[]:test12asas9ie23U&^I*&)*()(_*%&^$!@#~@~@~@~#$^%*&Y)(*_(_*()+)_+_deneme34534tgergeg56u&*(*)()*_+*işç.",i22414"31<F2><F4>test123é!'^'^é!'^+%&/())=?_ĞÜ;İ:ÇÖ><>£#${[}|¨`|<z<z:şö,i"(/div)"
This is a test
This is test
......................
............................
................................
First example Ok!!
for another test
;;;; my testfile
"(div idm1)" and "(/div)" are in a line which contains punctuation and other special characters..
Code:
[root@sistem1lnx ~]# cat testfile
This is a test
This is test
"(div idm1)"The first line\'/'\.\'.[];][[+_)_()*&^&^&%^#%@#$!~[][[][=-00-99889763412`>?>`,';\';][p][{}]12`//'-0
This is a teste$%@#$!@#$!^$^&*))_\'/'/[[;;[,;,\z\d
This is a teste)_()&*&*%#$!~#!!~##!@#@#$#/
This is a test%^%<>?:"{P?{KI@#!@#!@!$~0[-[-][\[{}
This is a test3224234354()(_*)?.,.';';:::'\\]..][}{}312wefef
The last line$%@#$!@#$!^$^&*))_\'/'/[[;;[,;,\z\\\||||><><ALS[;12-3445]"(/div)"
This is a test
This is test
......................
............................
................................
Code:
sed -i 's/"(div idm1)"/"(div idm1)"\n/' testfile ; sed -i 's/"(\/div)"/\n"(\/div)"/' testfile
linecount=$( (sed -n '/"(div idm1)"/,/"(\/div)"/{;/"(div idm1)"/!p;}' testfile | sed -n '$!p' | wc -l) )
while [ $(( linecount -= 1 )) -gt -1 ]
do
sed -i '/^"(div idm1)"/ {n;d;q}' testfile
done
while read line
do
sed -i "/^\"(\/div)\"/ i$line" testfile
done < file_to_add
linecountaddfile=$( (cat file_to_add | wc -l)) # Other file line count for last line editing on testfile (my orginal file)
#Howmany line to read next line for sed and sed process on the org file
commandx=""
x="n;" # for read next line
while [ $(( linecountaddfile -= 1 )) -gt -1 ]
do
commandx="$commandx$x";
echo $linecount "$commandx"
done
# four line (4) in file_to_add so $commandx="n;n;n;n; "
Code:
# And for "(/div)" editing so to merge last line
sed -i " /(div idm1)/{ $commandx N; /\n/ {s///;} } " testfile
Now testfile is like seem
Code:
cat testfile
This is a test
This is test
"(div idm1)"
tetreawd0-9-1212e312?"?{}_=--=0-00908][]989*()*&*&^&^%^$%#$$!@#!~@~`'/[;[][[]:
test12asas9ie23U&^I*&)*()(_*%&^$!@#~@~@~@~#$^%*&Y)(*_(_*()+)_+_
deneme34534tgergeg56u&*(*)()*_+*işç.",i22414"31<F2><F4>
test123é!'^'^é!'^+%&/())=?_ĞÜ;İ:ÇÖ><>£#${[}|¨`|<z<z:şö,i"(/div)"
This is a test
This is test
......................
............................
................................
# more after "(div idm1)" editing so merge first line between our patterns ("(div idm1)" and "(/div)" )
Code:
sed -i '/"(div idm1)"/{N; /\n/ {s///;} } ' testfile
Now testfile is like seem
Code:
[root@sistem1lnx ~]# cat testfile
This is a test
This is test
"(div idm1)"tetreawd0-9-1212e312?"?{}_=--=0-00908][]989*()*&*&^&^%^$%#$$!@#!~@~`'/[;[][[]:
test12asas9ie23U&^I*&)*()(_*%&^$!@#~@~@~@~#$^%*&Y)(*_(_*()+)_+_
deneme34534tgergeg56u&*(*)()*_+*işç.",i22414"31<F2><F4>
test123é!'^'^é!'^+%&/())=?_ĞÜ;İ:ÇÖ><>£#${[}|¨`|<z<z:şö,i"(/div)"
This is a test
This is test
......................
............................
................................
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