Chad Kellerman wrote:
>
>I was wondering if there is a one liner that searches a file for a
> string and then removes that line and the following four lines in the
> file?
grep 'string' -A 4 yourfile.txt | grep -v -f - yourfile.txt
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John
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On 9 Oct 2002, chad kellerman wrote:
> Perl gurus,
>
>I was wondering if there is a one liner that searches a file for a
> string and then removes that line and the following four lines in the
> file?
Any particular reason for a one-liner?
perl -i~ -pe '((/string/and$ln=$.)..($.-$ln==4))&&u
Perl gurus,
I was wondering if there is a one liner that searches a file for a
string and then removes that line and the following four lines in the
file?
Thanks,
Chad
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Chad Kellerman
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Alabanza Inc
410-234-3305
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