I have a question if there is some way to detect the end of the line using sed. Bcs I need to concatenate two-line only if the end of the line end with a minus sign - otherwise not.
sed -e :a -e '/,$/N; s/-\n*/new_line/; ta' test.txt (that is only what i have and i need to substite new_line for actualy new line)
if file is look something like that
Here is a random sente-
nc and if random sentec ended with minus it is better to concatenate.
RESULT
Here is a random sentece and if random sentec ended with minus it is better to concatenate.
Here is how you will do that sed
in any version:
cat file
foo bar_-
Here is a random sente-
nce and if random sentec ended with minus it is better to concatenate.
# and use sed as
sed -e :a -e '/-$/{N;s/-\n//g;ta' -e '}' file
foo bar_Here is a random sentence and if random sentec ended with minus it is better to concatenate.