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1. Infinity08 18,900
2. daleoran 17,102
3. CEHJ 16,375
4. girionis 13,250
5. jkr 12,900
6. b0lsc0tt 10,625
7. logudotcom 10,400
8. Tintin 9,652
9. alain34 7,100
10. mplungjan 7,000
11. itsmeandn... 6,575
12. sunnycoder 6,350
13. jaime_oliv... 6,325
14. Ray_Pas... 5,927
15. Adam314 5,750
16. hernst42 5,680
17. objects 5,414
18. fridom 5,400
19. duncan_roe 5,210
20. ozo 5,080
21. mark_wills 5,000
22. jason1178 4,815
23. omarfarid 4,578
24. Bart_Cr 4,550
25. wesgarrison 4,500

1. daleoran 30,442
2. Infinity08 27,150
3. jkr 25,040
4. CEHJ 23,631
5. objects 14,364
6. girionis 13,250
7. Tintin 13,172
8. mayankea... 12,780
9. hernst42 12,430
10. duncan_roe 11,290
11. logudotcom 11,150
12. b0lsc0tt 10,625
13. alain34 10,172
14. jaime_oliv... 9,405
15. ozo 9,380
16. cschand 8,100
17. Anthony... 8,000
18. fridom 7,900
19. mrcoffee... 7,300
20. itsmeandn... 7,075
21. mplungjan 7,000
22. sunnycoder 6,350
23. Adam314 6,150
24. Ray_Pas... 5,927
25. blu 5,900

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Search and replace with carriage return. (sed)

Asked by Just_RC in Open Source Programming, Bourne Shell (sh), Regular Expressions

Tags: return, carriage, sed, replace

Okay...I thought this would be simple (problably my first mistake). I have an input file that looks like:
Combo_abn0chi1_Sun-Fire_V210_D2*** [Patern repeats]...I'd like to match the "*** " and replace it with a carrage return instead of having one big line.

I've tryed every variation of this that I can think of...I can match what I want, but can't write the CR.

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Search and replace with carriage return. (sed)

Asked by Just_RC in Open Source Programming, Bourne Shell (sh), Regular Expressions

Tags: return, carriage, sed, replace

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