Remove ascii code from a certain position in file

[John]

I'm very familiar with the tr command and use it a lot when removing
certain characters from files, but my situation today is involving
needing to remove a newline character from a certain area in the
file.... not all newline characters in the entire file.

If I had a 100 line file and wanted to state "ONLY Between lines 35
and 42, remove the newline character", how would I do that? I'm
thinking this would involve sed, but am unsure about the setup.

Thanks.

[Stephane CHAZELAS]

2004-09-3, 06:40(-07), John:

> I'm very familiar with the tr command and use it a lot when removing
> certain characters from files, but my situation today is involving
> needing to remove a newline character from a certain area in the
> file.... not all newline characters in the entire file.
>
> If I had a 100 line file and wanted to state "ONLY Between lines 35
> and 42, remove the newline character", how would I do that? I'm
> thinking this would involve sed, but am unsure about the setup.

Please don't multi-post, your question was already answered in
comp.unix.questions

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Stephane