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Thursday, 14 August 2014

How to Replace characters at specified position and line in UNIX


sed -n -e 24p -e 24q | cut -c27-34
sed -n '24p;24q' | cut -c27-34
The -n option means 'do not print lines by default'; the 24p means print line 24; the 24q means quit after processing line 24. You could leave that out, in which case sed would continue processing the input, effectively ignoring it.