I have a file containing hundreds of values that start with $.
$ cat /tmp/file
$one $t $three
$one $t $three $t $three
I'm trying to use sed to replace only the values that start with $t.
$ sed "s/\$t/foo/g" /tmp/file
$one foo foohree
$one foo foohree foo foohree
But the above command replace...
Before explaining about the feature request, please refer this link to understand the context: The flags count isn't detailed perfectly
The aforementioned flag is not categorised in the flags.
So why can't we create a new category for these kind of flags?
I got a 15" oryp3 back in 2017, and back that time I didn't realise that only 17" model had Thunderbolt 3 enabled. Before I only used one external monitor through HDMI. But recently I bought a second one and a docking station, and tried to connect via USB type-c. Clearly, it is not working for th...
Hi there, I am trying to install ubuntu on virtual box, but, it gives the message This kernel requires ×86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. But, my CPU is x64. What should I do.
I'm looking for a quick and not-so CPU intensive solution to convert 100,000+ lines of text into decimal format.
# random ascii
string='QPWOEIRUTYALSKDJFHGZMXNCBV,./;[]75498053$#!@*&^%(*'
convert () {
for ((b=0; b<${#string}; b++ ))
do
# convert to dec, append colon character, ad...
Before explaining about the feature request, please refer this link to understand the context: The flags count isn't detailed perfectly
The aforementioned flag is not categorised in the flags.
So why can't we create a new category for these kind of flags?
I'm looking for a quick and not-so CPU intensive solution to convert 100,000+ lines of text into decimal format.
# random ascii
string='QPWOEIRUTYALSKDJFHGZMXNCBV,./;[]75498053$#!@*&^%(*'
convert () {
for ((b=0; b<${#string}; b++ ))
do
# convert to dec, append colon character, ad...
