Alfred Vahau wrote:
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> I agree. As an extention, the one liner can be used to insert a period.
> For example
>
> 011001 to 01.1001
>
> perl -pi -e's/^(\d{2})/\1\./' yourfile.txt
The \1 form of backreference is deprecated, you should use $1 instead.
Periods in str
I want to thank everyone for the cool and useful info.
Just what the young perl jedi needed :)
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From: Alfred Vahau
To: Timothy Johnson
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Subject: RE: add info to beginning of a line
I agree. As an extention, the one liner
I agree. As an extention, the one liner can be used to insert a period.
For example
011001 to 01.1001
perl -pi -e's/^(\d{2})/\1\./' yourfile.txt
Alfred Vahau
Project Breeze
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RE: add info to beginning of a line
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That's a neat trick. I'll have to use that.
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Ernie Tucker wrote:
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> I have a text file that ha
Ernie Tucker wrote:
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> I have a text file that has a list of info. I need to add a 00 to the
> beginning of each line. What is the best way to do this?
perl -pi -e's/^/00/' yourfile.txt
John
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> I have a text file that has a list of info. I need to add a 00 to the
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I have a text file that has a list of info. I need to add a 00 to the
beginning of each line. What is the best way to do this?
