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sed to insert lines in a file.
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| Ken Weise 2004-01-23, 4:56 pm |
| I need to insert multiple lines into a postscript file. I think I can
use sed to do this. I actually have it working, sort of...
I need to insert 9 lines of postscript code into a postscript file
after each line starting with %%Page:
I was thinking I can use the append command with sed, but that only
works for one occurence. I need to be able to insert the lines after
each occurrence of %%Page:, any suggestions? Thanks!!
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| Rouben Rostamian 2004-01-23, 4:56 pm |
| In article <epdnrv4doj5ci34km1ft49is2tu92a7fot@4ax.com>,
Ken Weise <kweise@econocaribe.com> wrote:
quote:
>I need to insert 9 lines of postscript code into a postscript file
>after each line starting with %%Page:
Make a file, say my.sed, that contains:
s/^%%Page:.*/&\
added line 1\
added line 2\
added line 3\
added line 4/
Add more lines as needed. Then:
sed -f my.sed < infile.ps > outfile.ps
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Rouben Rostamian
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