Re: sed usage question

In article <1imqkpt.13e9ena1htl4ejN%real-address-in-sig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Rowland McDonnell wrote:
Gary <postmaster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

$ sed -E 's/ /^L^M/g' <afile
a
b
c
d

The above works okay - but I've run into another problem.

I'd like to put the above into a command line script - but the above
stuff's for the Terminal, not TextEdit.

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#!/bin/sh

sed -E 's/ /^L^M/g' < $1 > $2
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Call the file whatever you like, 'boris' or something. Don't forget to make it executable ('chmod u+x boris'), then:
$ boris input.txt output.txt

Justin.

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