I need help in moving the contents printed by awk to a text file. THis is a continuation of previous quesion
I\'m writing a shell script and I need to strip FIND ME out of something like this: * *[**FIND ME**](find me)*
I am trying to append formatting to all /* TODO : ...*/ tags, but I am having trouble in the multi-line area. I can do single line sed\'s; but for multiline sed and awk, I don\'t know.
I have a file of 1000 lines, each line has 2 wor开发者_JS百科ds, separated by a space.How can I print each line only if the last word length is greater than 7 chars?Can I use awk RLENGTH?is there an e
I\'m attempting to convert dates from one format to another: From e.g. \"October 29, 2005\" to 2005-10-29.
In our project we need to import the csv file to postgres. There are multiple types of files meaning the length of the file changes as some files are with fewer columns and some with all of them.
I\'m writing a shell script that opens a file and needs to find a tag like ##FIND_ME##.The string I\'m searching for is a constant (and there is only ever one instance of it.)
I have a data that looks like this > sq1 foofoofoobar foofoofoo > sq2 quxquxquxbar quxquxquxbar quxx > sq3
I want to replace all include(\'./ in a set of files with include(\'. I am trying to use awk as follows:
I need to write a shell script that pick all the files (not directories)in /exp/files directory.For each file inside the directory I want to find whether the last line of file is received. The last li
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