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Fair enough, though ultimately you could emulate it with sed: some-cmd | sed -E '{ s/^\s+//g ; s/\s+/ /g }' | cut -f$n
by cyphar 9y ago
Fair enough, though ultimately you could emulate it with sed:
some-cmd | sed -E '{ s/^\s+//g ; s/\s+/ /g }' | cut -f$n