need to remove '\n\t' from file and keep rest
i am working on a txt file. I need to remove '\n\t' (newline+tab) that is appearing in some of the lines. Tried awk and sed but cant seem to get those utilities to work. If i do an:
od -c <filename> i can see the '\n \t' characters.
i do have other newline chars '\n' that i want to keep. only wnat to get rid of back to back chars like i said above
od -c <filename> i can see the '\n \t' characters.
i do have other newline chars '\n' that i want to keep. only wnat to get rid of back to back chars like i said above
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sed 's/\\n\\t//g' inputfile> outputfile
does not do anything