Revisions to How can I print lines from file backwards (without using "tac")?

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edited Apr 27, 2021 at 20:12

POSIX vi does this, so also ed or ex.

vi:

:g/^/m0

ex:

ex -s infile <<EOS g/^/move0 x EOS

ed:

ed -s infile <<EOF g/^/m0 ,p w EOF

POSIX vi does this, so also ed or ex.

vi:

:g/^/m0

ex:

ex -s infile <<EOS g/^/move0 x EOS

POSIX vi does this, so also ed or ex.

vi:

:g/^/m0

ex:

ex -s infile <<EOS g/^/move0 x EOS

ed:

ed -s infile <<EOF g/^/m0 ,p w EOF

added 59 characters in body

edited Apr 27, 2021 at 20:05

POSIX vivi does this, so also do eded or exex.

vi:

:g/^/m0

ex:

ex -s infile <<EOS g/^/move0 x EOS

POSIX vi does this, so also do ed or ex.

:g/^/m0

POSIX vi does this, so also ed or ex.

vi:

:g/^/m0

ex:

ex -s infile <<EOS g/^/move0 x EOS

fixed formating according to convention

edited Apr 27, 2021 at 14:46

POSIX vivi does this, so also eddo ed or exex.

:g/^/m0

POSIX vi does this, so also ed or ex.

:g/^/m0

POSIX vi does this, so also do ed or ex.

:g/^/m0

answered Apr 26, 2021 at 19:42

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