If I have a text file saying this:
Xgrep () { something ; }
Xgrep
Xgrep
Xgrep
Xgrep
Xgrep
I want it to look like this
Xgrep () { something ; }
Xgrep 12
Xgrep 13
Xgrep 14
Xgrep 15
Xgrep 16
Meaning I want to choose at which number to begin, with suffixes instead of prefixes with one space between (
-s " "
for a space between). I thought that I could use nl
for this, but reading the man page it doesn't seem so. I tried this:
nl -b pexpr=Xgrep -s " " ~/desktop/test.txt
However this just out put this:
Xgrep
Xgrep
Xgrep
Xgrep
Xgrep
Which is probably because the regex syntax is wrong but I couldn't find a way for it to match, all other ways it just listed the usage.
[This website] is pretty much exactly what I am trying to do, but in command line form and only with numbers suffix.
Asked by DisplayName
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Oct 3, 2015, 03:55 PM
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