08-09-2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by
pchang
thanks guys for all your suggestions.
I'm starting to think outside the Unix utilities and maybe a Java program will speed things up? What do you think?
Unfortunately, I don't have any experience with Java coding.
Could you tell us how the run time using
sed compared when you tried my suggestion in post #4 in this thread using
ed and/or
ex?
I take it that my intuition was off, but for future reference, I'd appreciate hearing how the run times compared.
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