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It was more about the BARGES than the grep, Don. I really don't think a mistake like this can come of it's own. So I guess your of the same sentiment.
Rudic does it underhanded and you well, with...

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Curious if it woks on other systems than Gnu/Linux.
sed 'H;' < fileA | xargs -I latlon sed -n '/latlon/p' fileB

24.5625 -81.8125 275.8
24.5625 -81.7708 405.2
24.6042 -81.6458 321.7...

Curious if it woks on other systems than Gnu/Linux.
sed 'H;' < fileA | xargs -I latlon sed -n '/latlon/p' fileB

24.5625 -81.8125 275.8
24.5625 -81.7708 405.2
24.6042 -81.6458 321.7

...

sed -n -r '/<Member/{N; s/<(Member)[[:space:]]+([[:alpha:]\.]+)[[:punct:]]+([[:alpha:]\.]+)[[:punct:]]\n([[:alpha:]\.]+)[[:punct:]]+(.*)[[:punct:]].*$/\1 \2,\3,\4,\5 /p}' filesed -n -r '/<Member/{N;...

Using sed (GNU sed) 4.2.2

sed -n -r '/<Member/{N; s/<(Member).*(name)="(.*)"\n(.*)="(.*)".*$/\1 \2,\3,\4,\5 /p}'This works fine!

For some reason, I was not able to do it using the [:alpha:] or [[:alpha:]]It seemed to be...

sed "s/\(^[a-zA-Z].*\) \(.*\) \(.*$\)/\['\1' \2,\3\]/"This should work.

Sorry Don will ask the question as a new one,
thanks

I know this doesn't work, my question is how to do the, if not, THEN in sed? I guess I use the branching but had less than success with it, anyway let me know.
sed -n 'p;/{/ !s/^/#/; s/^\(.*\)/#...

sed -n 'p; /{/{ :L n; /}/p; s/\(.*\)/#\1/p; bL; };n;p;' file6
#!/bin/bash

fn a {
# beautiful evening
# added
# sunny day
}
# }
# fn b {
}
# }
#
# fn c {
# hello world .its a...

The data as you show it contains spaces before each value. I will then take this and put it in a file called file3.
FA-5G:1
FA-6G:0
FA-11G:0
FA-12G:1

sed -n...

I had the impression the result required was the @Ram line, but I see all Ram should print. sed -n '1p' < a.txt | xargs -I output sed -n '/output/p' b.txt So this small adjustment prints all Ram in...

I have been trying to solve this through sed.
inline!
sed -n -e '/\@{sed -e '1p' pattern.txt}/p' content.txtAlso tried curlys with many other combination, just can't get it working.
I Like the...

I've come-up with this using (GNU) sed.
Started to learn the command and would gladly appreciate input on efficiency and also stylistically!

sed -n -r 's/(<Subject )(.*)(.* )(.*)(.* )(.*)(.*...

It is hard to get this level of specifics elsewhere, why I appreciate your time on this. I will dissect the whole line by line!

Perfect for learning since I just started to be interested by sed...

Thanks for the explanation Don.

But mine is slightly different and still works.
Is my solution improper in any way?
Fas

Saw your post after my answer!

---------- Post updated at 03:04 PM...

Revised sed with proper result.

cat split | sed '/\(.*varchar.*[)] \)\(.*$\)/ {s//\1\n\2/}'

declare @newname varchar(30)
Select @newname = filename from table_bck
declare @newname...

Revised sed statement with proper result.
cat split | sed '/\(.*varchar.*[)] \)\(.*$\)/ {s//\1\n\2/}'

declare @newname varchar(30)
Select @newname = filename from table_bck
declare @newname...

Using Sing's input file with sed!
cat split | sed '/\(.*Select \)\(.*$\)/ {s//\1\n\2/}'

declare @newname varchar(30) Select
@newname = filename from table_bck
declare @newname varchar(30)...

sed -n '/.*oy\/size">\(.*\).*$/ {s//\1/; :L; N; s/<\/note-content>//p; TL}'

sed -n '/.*oy\/size">\(.*$\)/ {s//\1/; :L; N; s/<\/note-content>//p; TL}'
I modified to the second line since it seemed...

sed -n '/.*oy\/size">\(.*\).*$/ {s//\1/; :L; N;So what your saying is:

Pattern space is going to have
1: PDF converters
2: ....the whole complete line
s//\1/;takes only the first line from...

Ah, Got it!

I was trying to find the L switch, but it is a label called L working with T. If not find pattern then go back and repeat until pattern found !!

Great!

sed -n...

Yes, I sure can work with this.
I will dissect it and make it work the way I want!
I'm amazed at this little command and how versatile it is, the reason I want to get to know it!!

Thanks very...

The intended result should be :

PDF converters
'empty line'
gpdftext and pdftotext?xml version="1.0"?>
xml:space="preserve"><note-content version="0.1" xmlns:/tomboy/link"...

Ala, thanks I had found my mistakem real close to what you write :
then unset CNT[$JOBIDl 'l' instead of ].
Must change the colors of my terminal session!
Thanks to all!