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Move File Containing More Than two "-" at 3rd Line To New Directory
Post 302944110 by Nexeu on Friday 15th of May 2015 01:40:40 PM
05-15-2015
Oh, sorry I kind of miscounted the hyphens 
and yes I was basically too focused just on the word that I forgot to count other hyphens on the line as well.
What I really wanted to do was to sort by hyphen between the first word of 3rd line which is inside []
And about the IPA characters/symbols, I don't think it matters as I didn't realise you were asking just for the file names. However, the file contents contains IPA symbols [International Phonetic Alphabet] like "æʊθʃŋː" to guide me to pronounce the words. For example, to pronounce apple, I refer to either [ap-uh l] OR /ˈæp əl/ written on the 3rd line of the file. Sorry, I guess I was kinda distracted in the morning as well.
Some of my file names include "!", ".", "+" instead of space. Other than that, it is all single lined file name. And there isn't any quotes.
Sorry I thought it would be simple to execute/manipulate commands to 3rd line in txt files but seems like I am in deep deep trouble for a beginner
It doesn't have to be done as this is just one of my personal project 
I apologize for all the trouble caused
and yes I was basically too focused just on the word that I forgot to count other hyphens on the line as well. What I really wanted to do was to sort by hyphen between the first word of 3rd line which is inside []
And about the IPA characters/symbols, I don't think it matters as I didn't realise you were asking just for the file names. However, the file contents contains IPA symbols [International Phonetic Alphabet] like "æʊθʃŋː" to guide me to pronounce the words. For example, to pronounce apple, I refer to either [ap-uh l] OR /ˈæp əl/ written on the 3rd line of the file. Sorry, I guess I was kinda distracted in the morning as well.
Some of my file names include "!", ".", "+" instead of space. Other than that, it is all single lined file name. And there isn't any quotes.
Sorry I thought it would be simple to execute/manipulate commands to 3rd line in txt files but seems like I am in deep deep trouble for a beginner
It doesn't have to be done as this is just one of my personal project I apologize for all the trouble caused |
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