I have a bunch of lines for example:
hello.c
Untitled Folder
Shell.sh
Linux
and so on
what I want is to append /
at the end of lines which do not contain .
using sed. ie
hello.c
Untitled Folder/
Shell.sh
Linux/
Can anybody help me ?
You can use an address:
sed -e '/\./!s=$=/='
Which means: if the line does not ( !
) contain a dot ( /\\./
), append /.
Something like that?
files = ['hello.c', 'Untitled Folder', 'Shell.sh', 'Linux']
for i, f in enumerate(files):
if '.' not in f:
files[i] = "%s/" % f
print files
ouput:
['hello.c', 'Untitled Folder/', 'Shell.sh', 'Linux/']
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