bash - deleting brackets in a file using sed -
Can someone help me remove the brackets in the file? Here is my script.
# fftw is_c mpi_tile pmb for tau xhpl file in #! Printf "$ {file} _ $ {state} _v1.xls" sed -e '/ / (//' $ {file} _ $ {state} for the state in / bin / bash cc C1 C4 } _v1.xls of sed -e / \) // '$ {file} _ $ {state} _v1 Xls awk' {sum = = $ 3}; END {print "", sum / nr} '$ {file} _ $ {state} _v1.xls> & gt; C-State-residency XLS
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Sed with which you think you are.
You are removing the brackets, not the brackets, and only the first (or if you have not left your \
on each line). It also seems like a strange thing to do in Excel spreadsheets.
You might want to pip the output of the CD command instead of modifying the files at awk ...
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