Thursday, March 23, 2017
Bash: sed - part IX
Listing lines.
The list command (l) allows you to print both the text and nonprintable characters in a data stream.
# od -c data6a.txt
0000000 T h i s \t i s \t l i n e \t
0000020 n u m b e r \t 1 . \n T h i s \t
0000040 i s \t l i n e \t n u m b e
0000060 r \t 2 . \n T h i s \t i s \t
0000100 l i n e \t n u m b e r \t 3 .
0000120 \n T h i s \t i s \t l i n e \t
0000140 n u m b e r \t 4 . \n
# sed -n 'l' data6a.txt
This\t is\t line\t number\t 1.$
This\t is\t line\t number\t 2.$
This\t is\t line\t number\t 3.$
This\t is\t line\t number\t 4.$
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