I am learning sed / grep working and am stuck with a problem
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Thank you all;
wjevans_7d1 I just tried what you said it showed me all the options that i can use with sed.
well I started learning by seeing code from my seniors and trying to understand what those did.
The most basic one that i started with was
ls C:/Veen | sed 's+.*+"C:/Veen/&","&" > C:/Veen.txt
Well you might have understood what it does..
Though i still don't understand (.*\) used and \1\2 etc used in sed..
I am trying to Figure that out.
and yes also the answer to my own qs.
But definitely for my sudden req the other posts have helped.
Last edited by chris_looks; 08-06-2007 at 10:51 AM.
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