Replacing arbitrary strings with line breaks in windows and linux

If you want to replace any character string with a line break in windows and linux-Linux general technology-Linux programming and kernel information, read the following for details. In windows, you often encounter the problem of converting any symbol into a carriage return. In linux, this problem is easily solved:

\ R press ENTER

\ N line feed

In linux, \ n indicates a new row, and \ r \ n indicates a new row in windows.

Sed's/oldStr/newStr/'oldfile> newfile

Example:

Sed's/,/\ n/'oldfile> newfile

But in windows seems to be able to solve this problem, but the way is always come out, the use of the UltraEdit-32 shortcut Ctrl + H switch to the hexadecimal editing mode can solve this problem. Here is a simple example:

The file now stores the following data. What we want to do now is to convert the comma (,) into a carriage return and line feed. How can this problem be solved?

1, 2, 3
4, 5, 6

Edit it in the UltraEdit-32, switch to the hexadecimal edit mode, as shown below

00000000 h: 31 2C 32 2C 33 0D 0A 34 2C 35 2C 36 2C 36;, 3 .., 6

31 represents 01, 2C represents a comma, 0D 0A represents a carriage return line break, so now the problem becomes simple, select edit-replace

Replace all 2C with 0D 0A, and then replace the comma with the carriage return and line feed.