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sed: Invalid range end

I am using Lubuntu 19.04. I have a file called text which contains a mixture of upper case and lowercase characters. I am trying to replace all of these characters with ‘*’, but I’m being given an error message. This is my code : sed ‘s/[A-z]/*/g’ text I was expecting an output of stars (*) to be shown on the

makefile : How to link object files

I have makefile and I need to link two objects into “main” object They are -> oglinet.o and libshape.o their path in system -> home/pi/openvg/ Problem :I need to write full path and objects name(home/pi/openvg/libshapes.o) is possible to “make” them as Makefile variable for example home/pi/openvg/libshape.o into $(OBJ1) in makefile rule ? Tried to make them as variable for example

How to compare two files containing many long strings then extract lines with at least n consecutive identical chars?

I have 2 large files each containing long strings separated by newlines in different formats. I need to find similarities and differences between them. The Problem is that the formats of the two files differ. File a: File b: So now I want to extract the whole line containing NjA5MDAxNdaeag0NjE5NTIx.XUwXRQ.gat8MzuGfkj2pWs7z8z-LBFXQaE from File a to a new file and also delete

How to make a one-window program with GTK, python and glade?

I’d like to write a program that has one main window and if I click on a button it changes the content of the window (or something similar) and the user can go back after that to the “home page”. I’m using python3, gtk3 and glade on Ubuntu 19.04. Here’s the example.glade XML file And here’s the Python3 file I’d

capturing words between double quotes in awk

I’m trying to print the name of my Linux distribution. The output of cat /etc/os-release for my distro is: Now I want to grab the Arch Linux from the second line. I used this command: But this prints PRETTY_NAME=”Arch How can I grab the words (including space) from this line? Answer Setting the field delimiter to double quotes -F'”‘ to

Create filename based on file output in shell

I’m looking to create files with names based on the command output of the previous command i.e. if i run So that the output of the amount of files of that type is the filename of the created file. Answer Here’s a solution that renames the file after it has been created: What is happening in this one-liner: find .

How to extract names of compound present in sub files?

I have a list of 15000 compound names (file name: uniq-compounds) which contains names of 15000 folder. the folder have sub files i.e. out.pdbqt which contains names of compound in 3rd Row. (Name = 1-tert-butyl-5-oxo-N-[2-(3-pyridinyl)ethyl]-3-pyrrolidinecarboxamide). I want to extract all those 15000 names by providing uniq-compound file (it contain folder names e.g ligand_*) out of 50,000 folder. directory and subfiles

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