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Shell scripting ,a bit of help please
Hi,
I`ve got a text file and what I want to do is add a certain text string to the end of each line. Say for example my text file looks like this: Hello line1 Hello line2 Hello line3 ... And I want to add the string "Bye" to the end of each line: Hello line1 Bye Hello line2 Bye Hello line3 Bye ... I am pretty sure there has to be a way of doing this with a bash script but I`ve trying to find out how and I cannot get it.Can someone give me a hand? |
Just did it using vim (vi improved,a text editor):
:g/$/s// bye |
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