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The r file command in sed(1) copies the contents of file to standard output; the rest is a simple matter of programming.
by 082349872349872 3y ago
The r file command in sed(1) copies the contents of file to standard output; the rest is a simple matter of programming.
- 082349872349872 3y agoIf you all don't like sed(1), then use awk(1); I just hadn't recommended that approach because it'd be too simple: like with poetic form, if you want to do something interesting, you've got to choose some constraints.