Francis Daly wrote:
>> tr only works on single characters, so it can't do what you want
> directly.
>> But you can still avoid perl.
>> How does
>> awk '/^\t/ { o = o $0 }; /^[^\t]/ { if (NR > 1) print o; o = $0 } END
> {print o}'
>> do?
Absolutely perfectly, now I've no idea "what" it's doing but the
result's what I need ;)
Ta very very muchie.
one pint going that chaps direction (sometime)
ta
Ray ...
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