You can use awk:
awk ‘{print “Begin : ” $0 ” \”End\”.”}’ file.txt
Or you could use sed:
sed ‘s/^/ Begin : /g’ file.txt
sed ‘s/$/ “End”./g’ file.txt
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The key is to enter Ctrl+V+M (^M) to simulate this.
on_mac$ sed -i ” -e ‘s/^M//g’ filename
on_linux$ sed -i -e ‘s/^M//g’ filename
This can also be done in vi/vim, but may not work in Sublime Text type editors.
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Shivdev Kalambi is a Software Development Manager, previously a Principal Software Engineer at ArcSight/HP. With over 16 years' experience in software development, he's worked on several technologies and played different roles and contributed to all phases of projects. Non-tech activies include Ping-pong, Rock Climbing and Yoga at PG, Golf, Skiing, Swimming & a beer enthusiast.
