A simple awk script will do exactly what you want. Can probably be done in one
or two lines of awk code. Unfortunately, it's been too long since I've worked
with awk for me to give you further guidance. I imagine you can still find awk
references on line.
Greg Hurwitt
BASF Corporation, Houston, TX 77079, USA
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Subject: [foxboro] Parsing dedit output
Unix Folks,
I have the following line from an output of the dedit command:
170 RECT 68,5% Execute 0
ov_conn -cb MOLEX:67TC068. -file /opt/cie/gov/ov_pid 1 -sticky
And I need this:
170 RECT 68,5% Execute 0 ov_conn -cb MOLEX:67TC068. -file
/opt/cie/gov/ov_pid 1 -sticky
How can I append or combine two lines where dedit splited them into two?
Thanks
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