Q. How do I insert a newline into the RHS of a substitution using sed under Linux / UNIX like operating systems? My line pattern is as follows:
This is a test. This is another input.
I’d like to insert a newline after dot (.).
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Q. How do I insert a newline into the RHS of a substitution using sed under Linux / UNIX like operating systems? My line pattern is as follows:
This is a test. This is another input.
I’d like to insert a newline after dot (.).
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