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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to insert line with between two consecutive lines that match special pattern? Post 302642761 by tarun_agrawal on Friday 18th of May 2012 03:18:29 AM
Old 05-18-2012
Code:
sed -n '
/^[[:digit:]]/ {
p
n
/^[[:digit:]]/ {
i \
XXXXXX
p}
}
/^[^[:digit:]]/ p' filename

 

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CheckDigits::MBase_002(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			       CheckDigits::MBase_002(3pm)

NAME
CheckDigits::MBase_002 - compute check digits for blood bags (DE), BZUe (DE), VAT Registration Number (DE) SYNOPSIS
use Algorithm::CheckDigits; $bb = CheckDigits('blutbeutel'); if ($bb->is_valid('2761011234567893')) { # do something } $cn = $bb->complete('276101123456789'); # $cn = '2761011234567893' $cd = $bb->checkdigit('2761011234567893'); # $cd = '3' $bn = $bb->basenumber('2761011234567893'); # $bn = '276101123456789'; DESCRIPTION
ALGORITHM 1. Start with values P = 10, S = 0. 2. Beginning left you do the following for all digits 1. S = (P + digit) modulo 10 2. If S is 0 then S = 10. 3. P = (2 * S) modulo 11 3. The check digit is (11 - P) modulo 10. METHODS is_valid($number) Returns true only if $number consists solely of numbers and the last digit is a valid check digit according to the algorithm given above. Returns false otherwise, complete($number) The check digit for $number is computed and concatenated to the end of $number. Returns the complete number with check digit or '' if $number does not consist solely of digits and spaces. basenumber($number) Returns the basenumber of $number if $number has a valid check digit. Return '' otherwise. checkdigit($number) Returns the checkdigit of $number if $number has a valid check digit. Return '' otherwise. EXPORT None by default. AUTHOR
Mathias Weidner, <mathias@weidner.in-bad-schmiedeberg.de> SEE ALSO
perl, CheckDigits, www.pruefziffernberechnung.de, www.eurocode.org. perl v5.10.0 2008-05-17 CheckDigits::MBase_002(3pm)
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