sed with multiple expression for in-place argument
I am trying to replace multiple words in a file by using
text-processing
Printing unique lines
Is there some better solution for printing unique lines other than a combination of sort and uniq?
Horizontal file concatenation
Is there a Linux command like cat that joins files with the same number of lines horizontally?
Convert rows to columns
I have a file that includes details about VMs running in a hypervisor. We run some command and redirect the output to a file. And the is data available in the below format.
Editing config file via a bash script
I’ve been trying to write a simple bash script which I’ll be using to install an application and update it’s config file. I’m having hard time to have get it’s config file modified.
Remove all the lines before the first line that contains a match?
Using the regexp string, how can I remove all the lines before the first line that contains a match? e.g How can I change this:
How to grep -v and also exclude the next line after the match?
How to filter out 2 lines for each line matching the grep regex?
this is my minimal test:
Finding text between two specific characters or strings
Say I have lines like this:
How to “grep” for line length *not* in a given range?
NOTE: This question is the complement of this Q&A: How to “grep” for line length in a given range?