08-26-2011
Breaking up a text file into lines
Hi,
I have a space delimited text file that looks like the following:
BUD31 YRI 2e-06:CXorf15 YRI 3e-06:CREB1 YRI 4e-06
FLJ21438 CEU 3e-07:ETS1 CEU 8e-07:FGD3 CEU 2e-06
I want to modify the text file so that everytime there is a ":", a new line is introduced so that the document looks like the following:
BUD31 YRI 2e-06
CXorf15 YRI 3e-06
CREB1 YRI 4e-06
FLJ21438 CEU 3e-07
ETS1 CEU 8e-07
FGD3 CEU 2e-06
How do I go about doing this? Thanks!
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YRI(1) YRI(1)
NAME
yri - documentation tool in console for Ruby
SYNOPSIS
yri [options] Path_to_object
DESCRIPTION
yard(1) is an extensible documentation generation tool for the Ruby programming language. It enables the user to generate consistent,
usable documentation that can be exported to a number of formats very easily, and also supports extending for custom Ruby constructs such
as custom class level definitions.
yri(1), synonym for yard ri gives the possibility to read the documentation for Ruby programs inside a console, pretty much like ri(1).
OPTIONS
General Options:
-b, --db FILE
Use a specified .yardoc db to search in
-T, --no-pager
No pager
-p, --pager PAGER
Use PAGER as a pager
Other options:
-e, --load FILE
A Ruby script to load before running command.
--plugin PLUGIN
Load a YARD plugin (gem with `yard-' prefix)
--legacy
Use old style Ruby parser and handlers. Always on in 1.8.x.
--safe
Enable safe mode for this instance
-q, --quiet
Show no warnings.
--verbose
Show more information.
--debug
Show debugging information.
--backtrace
Show stack traces
-v, --version
Show version.
-h, --help
Show a help message, similar to this page.
EXAMPLES
yri String#gsub
SEE ALSO
yard(1).
AUTHORS
yard has been developed by Loren Segal <lsegal@soen.ca>.
This manual page has been written for the Debian Project by CA(C)dric Boutillier (but may used by others).
2012-05-08 YRI(1)