Presumably you mean "\A" instead of "/A" to reference the start of a
file.
On Aug 11, 2009, at 6:58 PM, Bill Rowe wrote:
> will match the entire file. But if all you want to do is add
> something at the start of the files, the pattern
>
> /A
>
> is the start of a document and should be a suffi
On 8/11/09 at 4:08 PM, dplistacco...@gmail.com (dp) wrote:
>I would like to add the same header row to all of the files in a
>folder. I'm attempting a multi-file search and replace. I need a
>grep pattern that will find the entire contents of any file. Then,
>the replacement pattern could be my h
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 04:08:56PM -0500, dp wrote:
>
> I would like to add the same header row to all of the files in a
> folder. I'm attempting a multi-file search and replace. I need a grep
> pattern that will find the entire contents of any file. Then, the
> replacement pattern could be
I would like to add the same header row to all of the files in a
folder. I'm attempting a multi-file search and replace. I need a grep
pattern that will find the entire contents of any file. Then, the
replacement pattern could be my header row, followed by \1. It sounds
simple in concept,
