in reply to How to use fseek in perl ??
Your request would be solved formally by
for Unix: perl -i.bak -0777 -lpe 's/\nef\n/\nef\na test content\n<blank line>\n +/' a.txt for Windows: perl -i.bak -0777 -lpe "s/\nef\n/\nef\na test content\n<blank line>\n +/" a.txt
Addendum: If you only want to insert sth. after a specified line, then you may get along by doing this:
Unix: perl -i.bak -pe 'print "a test content\n<blank line>\n" if $.==4' a.t +xt Windows: perl -i.bak -pe "print qq{a test content\n<blank line>\n} if $.==4" a +.txt
So here we count on $. (line number) and the line after #3 is #4.
Maybe you meant something else by your term "fseek in perl". Better you'd give a small hint what exactly you are trying to solve by that?
Regards
mwa
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