Trying to write the regex to capture the given alphanumeric values but its also capturing other numeric values. What should be the correct way to get the desire
I'm aware that, in PowerShell, backticks(`) are used to escape characters instead of the backslash(\). Hence, when using sed, this: echo '"where am I"' | sed "s
I have a text file 1.txt which has following content: module abc I am trying to generate multi-line string that I need to add before module abc line in 1.txt.
Let's assume the following XML file: some text <addresses> <something/> </addresses> some more text <addresses xm
Here is file1.txt: .apple .ball .cow .apple .cow .tea .mine.nice .mine.nice .tea .zebra Here file2.txt .apple .mine.nice .cow .tea Expected Result: .apple .co
I'm working with GWAS data, My data looks like this: IID,kgp11004425,rs11274005,kgp183005,rs746410036,kgp7979600 1,00,AG,GT,AK,00 32,AG,GG,AA,00,AT 100,TT,AA,00
I have this example.text > cat example.text 10.10.44.11 10.10.44.20 xa1-Y xa2-Y xb1-Y xb2-Y xc1-Y xc2-Y xd1-Y xd2-Y and I have this command: srxa_host_list
I have a file called data.txt. when I read the file, the content looks like the below. $ cat data.txt name: linuxVol id: 6 type: Linux dir excludes: .snapshot*
I have a vcf file. It looks like this: It has a vcf header followed by genotype information. I want to add chr to third column. Like now it looks like: 21 98257
I have a temp file with contents: a b c d e When I run sed 's#b#batman\nRobin#' temp from command line, I get: a batman Robin c d e However, when I run the c
I have a temp file with contents: a b c d e When I run sed 's#b#batman\nRobin#' temp from command line, I get: a batman Robin c d e However, when I run the c
I want to delete N number of lines after the first match in a text file using sed. (I know most of these questions have been answered with "use awk", but I want
this is my file: remark goes here MASS Pd 0.000 0.000 ATTN, need revision ns 14.010 0.530 same as n BOND Pd-cl
I am trying to obtain a file location for PHP-FPM, using the following piped commands works: ps aux | grep php-fpm | grep master Results: root 80 0.0
Each day I have to manually identify each stuck call by looking for calls with a date older than the current day. I have managed to grep the r
I'm trying to further parse an output file I generated using an additional grep command. The code that I'm currently using is: ##!/bin/bash # fetches the links
I have a very large text file (tab-delimited, first line is header) like this: A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 FA1 AB 234 231 0.02 456 I FA2 ACE 241 2154
Content of a json file "iso_checksum": "md5:32fdf4fef4ef" I have stored value of new checksum in a variable v = "4dfv45ffdf" I want to replace the value after
I am trying to to get list of active Wordpress plugins and for that I am using wp plugin list --status=active --allow-root command. That gives me putout like t
Disclaimer: this happens on macOS (Big Sur); more info about the context below. I have to write (almost did) a script which will replace images URLs in big text