UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

Ok im stuck on the same command again!
I want to put a filename after each of the lines, but the filename obviously contains '/' so I need to use a different delimiter, but when I change:

sed '/\(.*\)/{G;s/\(.*\)\(\n\)/\1\\
new\1\\
new\1\\
directiory/and/file/name /;}' test > temp

to something like:

sed '@\(.*\)@{G;s@\(.*\)\(\n\)@\1\\
new\1\\
new\1\\
directiory/and/file/name @;}' test > temp

it doesnt work! It says 'sed: garbled command....'

Can anyone help me?

Try something like...

Code:

$ printf "1\n2\n3\n" | awk '{print $0 ORS "new" $0 ORS "new" $0 ORS "/dir/and/file/name"}'
1
new1
new1
/dir/and/file/name
2
new2
new2
/dir/and/file/name
3
new3
new3
/dir/and/file/name

Thats great!
How would it be used if i wanted the first line somewhere in the middle of the rest of the line eg:

input:
line1
line2
line3

output:
line1
create|vt|line1
populate|vt|line1|eng|D. Clark

line2
create|vt|line2
populate|vt|line2|eng|D. Clark

line3
create|vt|line3
populate|vt|line3|eng|D. Clark

Thanks for your help!

Its ok, I sorted it in the end!

For anyone else with the same problem, you dont need to change the first 2 delimiters, only the ones after the s! The following code works!

code:
sed '/\(.*\)/{G;s@\(.*\)\(\n\)@#\1\2new\1\\
new\\
new\\
newfile/directory/andname\\
@;}' test > temp