I would appreciate clarification. I have a dictionary file, with lots of of pairs. …. cion ción cion ción #both followed by a blank cion\t ción\t cion\r ción\r ….. I would like to substitute this using grep (by an instruction in the dictionary, but no grep otherwise in the file): cion(| |\t|\r) ción\1 Or something equivalent. I suspect that I have to add a line previously, but I don’t understand the particular explanation in the manual. I would appreciate help Regards, Francisco -- Lic. Francisco A. Hirsch https://www.fiscaldemesa.com.ar <https://www.fiscaldemesa.com.ar/> Twitter: https://twitter.com/fiscaldemesa
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