in reply to Re^3: Editing just one column in a file
in thread Editing just one column in a file
Why is it that this
perl -lane '$,="\t"; print @F[0..4] ."\t\t\t" . @F[25..30]' file.txtDoes not do what I intended ( for the ranges to be printed by tabs, followed by three blank columns followed by another range). Thankyou for your help!
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Re^5: Editing just one column in a file
by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on Nov 30, 2011 at 21:12 UTC |
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