In sed, is it possible to skip the first n lines when applying a regex? I am currently using the following:
cat test | sed '/^Name/d;/^----------/1;/^(/d;/^$/d'
on the following file:
Name
John
Albert
Mora
Name
Tommy
Tammy
In one pass, I want to use some regexes (one of which is to remove the line containing Name but I want to skip the first line in this case) to obtain the following:
Name
John
Albert
Mora
Tommy
Tammy
Because the file is huge, I don't want to make multiple passes so any one-pass approaches would be great.