I started using fish today, and am using sed
to search for:
}\n
I want to replace it with:
},\n
I tried
`sed -i -- 's/}\n/},\n/g' EU_Users.json`
but when I checked the file there were no commas present.
How can I add them in?
The problem is related to the fact that sed
does not add \n
to the pattern space by default, it uses newlines to split a stream into lines.
You may use
sed -i -- 's/}$/},/' EU_Users.json
The }$
will match a }
at the end of the line ($
) and these matches will be replaced with },
.
Note that g
modifier is not necessary: sed
will process line after line, and since there is only one end of a line in each line, we only need a single search and replace operation.