sed搜索某行在行末追加,SED在末尾添加新行

If I execute this on Mac OS X 10.7.2 in the Terminal App:

$ cat test.txt | od -c

I get

0000000 t e s t 1 \n t e s t 2

0000013

That's the real content of my test.txt file. Ok.

But if I execute sed it adds a new line of each file.

$ sed 's/e/X/g' test.txt | od -c

0000000 t X s t 1 \n t X s t 2 \n

0000014

I don't want this new line. How can I fix this?

解决方案

Use printf in awk. Special case the first line so that it is printed without a newline. All remaining lines are printed with a preceding newline. This ensures that you never end with a newline.

Basic structure:

awk 'NR==1 { printf("%s", $0); next }

{ printf("\n%s", $0) }'