| Unix string concatination [message #60620] |
Fri, 20 February 2004 05:29  |
Kapil
Messages: 145
Registered: May 2002
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I want to add a string "my_string" at the end of every line in my flate file, say I have
1, ewew, 23232
2, dfasd, 34322
3, dfasd, 45445
4, were, 22322
Now i want to add 'my_string' for all line able at the end
1, ewew, 23232, my_string
2, dfasd, 34322, my_string
3, dfasd, 45445, my_string
4, were, 22322, my_string
how to do this.
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| Re: Unix string concatination [message #60629 is a reply to message #60620] |
Fri, 20 February 2004 20:19  |
Prasad
Messages: 104
Registered: October 2000
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Hi Kapil
Actually this question get into unix forum questions
U can do several ways
Using sed
sed 's/$/,Kapil/g' 1 > 2
Where 1 is input file name 2 is output file name
or using vi editior. Type
:/$/s//,Kapil/g
Then save changes in file and close
or using awk
awk '{print $0,"Kapil"}' 1 > 2
Hope this answeres U'r question
Regards
Prasad
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