I would like to add the same header row to all of the files in a
folder. I'm attempting a multi-file search and replace. I need a grep
pattern that will find the entire contents of any file. Then, the
replacement pattern could be my header row, followed by \1. It sounds
simple in concept, but has stumped my rudimentary grep skill. Can
someone help by defining the grep, or by suggesting a more efficient
solution?

Thanks,
dp


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