Revisions to Extracting Multiple Strings in a Single Line, Between Two Types of Characters

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edited Oct 5, 2019 at 22:48

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default on every linux )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

These are examples with echo the same will work files .

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@'  > input.txt

sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g' input.txt > sequence.txt

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default on every linux )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default on every linux )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

These are examples with echo the same will work files .

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@'  > input.txt

sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g' input.txt > sequence.txt

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edited Oct 5, 2019 at 22:42

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default generally on every linux )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default generally )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default on every linux )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

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answered Oct 5, 2019 at 22:32

This will work with the gnu version of sed ( by default generally )

echo -n '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\n/g'

give me

HelloMyName
IsAdam
NiceToMeetYou

On macos

echo '#HelloMyName@#IsAdam@#NiceToMeetYou@' | sed 's/#\([^@]*\)@/\1\'$'\n''/g'

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