addhead | addtail | count | difflines | filter | head | joinlines | linelen | load | ofilter | perline | printloop | replace | run | runloop | snapto | sort | strings | tail | xed | xex | xreplace | Команда: joinlines join the splitted text lines of email or other textinto a longer, easy-to-read format with a free open source tool for the Windows command line, Mac OS X Terminal, Linux shell or Raspberry Pi.if you received an email with a text like this: The result of leveraging enormous amounts of vapourware within the sco pe of the 1st quarter should lead to an immense return on investment i nside the global enterprise whatever. Concerning the shareholder value returning on investments it is essential that no only those who have related to, now i forgot how the sentence was starting. in any way, th is text was obvioulsy truncated by some mail client at a random column and we really hope that it can be turned into a stream text again by use of the sfk text-join-lines function. then either the sender's or your email client split the text lines, making the text hard to read. now do this: - mark the whole text in your email client. - press CTRL+INSERT or CTRL+C to copy it into clipboard. - in a command shell, run a simple text editor, e.g. type: notepad - press SHIFT+INSERT or CTRL+V - save the text, e.g. under the name a1.txt - in the command shell, say sfk text-join-lines a1.txt a2.txt - sfk will auto-detect the colum at which the lines were broken, paste them together, and write the result to a2.txt. |