How to seperate repeat pattern in a line using sed or awk, and save them to lines?
Question
I am having a lot of files consisting a very long line (size unknown), in a pattern
[ ["11/24/19","5.34","2.38",..."9.35"],
["11/23/19","4.36","9.29",..."8.35"], [...], [...], [...] ]
I want to separate the line into pieces, looks like the following:
"11/24/19","5.34","2.38",..."9.35"
"11/23/19","4.36","9.29",..."8.35"
...
A beginner for sed or awk , trying for several hours with no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot.
1 answers
solution1
1 ACCPTED 2019-11-24 18:44:49
First, replace ], with a newline. Then, remove all the square brackets.
sed 's/],/\n/g;s/[][]//g'
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