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Comments:
<0> Anyone know what's wrong with using s/"// to remove all the quotation marks from a file?
<0> I tried escaping the quote and got the same result.. I'm using GNU sed.
<1> tr -d \" < file
<0> you cheated...
<1> I did.
<0> thanks none the less
<1> or
<1> using sed, sed 's/\"//g' file
<0> nice
<1> 's/\"//' works, but it only deletes the first one
<1> the g flag does it for all matches
<0> oh, that makes sense
<0> bleh, i should've realized that was working and removing the first quote
<0> oh well
<1> you shouldn't
<1> it took me 3 goes to notice :-)
<0> hehe
<1> i guess the brain doesn't like "s
<0> well ours don't anyway
<1> :-)
<0> :)
<2> hi
<2> anyone know how i can nicely remove only four space from the start of the line? i was using sed -e 's/\ \ \ \ //g' but i was wondering if there would be a more compact way todo this
<2> i was thinking of something like sed -e 's/^[\ ]4//g'
<3> sed 's/^[[:space:]]\{4\}//'
<3> possie: you dont have to actually escape a space
<3> sed 's/^ \{4\}//' should also do
<2> ow okee :-)
<3> [[:space:]] is used for general case
<3> takes care of tab also
<2> ah thanks a lot
<4> does anyone knows how to add " \" (space and \) at the end of each line in a file with sed?
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: sed 's/$/ /\' filename
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: \ needs to be escaped in sed
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: sed 's/$/ /\/' filename
<5> oops, forgot the trailing /
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: sed 's/$/ /\//' filename
<4> thnx alot
<5> ok
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: this works finally; sed 's/$/ \//' filename
<5> i got sed dyslexia today ;)
<4> :) i got dyslexia all the time :)
<5> hehe, been there, none that too ;0
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: sed '/^#/!s/$/ \//' filename # do not add the / to lines that start with a #
<4> thnx
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: sure, guessing your editing some script that has commands on more than one line, so the / at the end of the line
<4> yeap i need to add all installed packs from a ubuntu laptop to another
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: ok, ask in #ubuntu for hints on the install and #bash for the bash scripting
<4> now im ok :)
<5> cool
<4> gnubien, can you give me again the last command you post
<5> sed '/^#/!s/$/ \//' filename # do not add the / to lines that start with a #
<5> this works finally; sed 's/$/ \//' filename
<4> adds /??
<5> Varoudis|Laptop: explain, pls
<4> add \ ?
<4> at the end of each line I need \
<5> ok
<4> to use it in the script
<5> sed 's/$/ \\/' filename
<4> thnx
<5> ok, have fun ;)
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