Hi,
I have a big list like this -->
3285
3289
328D
3291
3295
3299
329D
32A1
I need to make it like -->
3285|3289|328D|3291|3295|3299|329D|32A1
Please suggest. This is Linux OS.
Hi,
I have a big list like this -->
3285
3289
328D
3291
3295
3299
329D
32A1
I need to make it like -->
3285|3289|328D|3291|3295|3299|329D|32A1
Please suggest. This is Linux OS.
One way:
awk 's{printf("%s|",s)}{s=$0}END{print}' file
Thanks Franklin, it worked. You made my life easy
Good for you. That's no help if you want to do that automatically in a shell, instead of hand-editing in a GUI.
try also:
awk '$1=$1' RS= OFS="|" infile
on solaris the following works:
paste -s -d"\d" filename | sed 's/d/|/g'
The previous awk was cool!
Solaris /bin/awk:
awk '$1=$1!=""' RS= OFS="|" file
Solution using sed
sed -e ':l' -e 'N' -e '$!bl' -e 's/\n/\|/g' filename
... but the OP said big file and Linux.
awk '1' ORS="|" file