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I saw some answers here, but can’t make them work for me.
I have text like this:
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line2 text=^M
line3
line4
basically what i need is to replace =^M\n with empty character something like s/=^M\n//, so the output is (^M is special character ctrl+v ctrl+m)
line1
line2 textline3
line4
I know it’s some sed branches but I have problem with making them work.
One way:
Where ^M has to be typed as: Ctrl-V + Ctrl-M