Makefile cppUtest output reformat

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I need to reformat the output of a program created with cppUtest during my build from inside a makefile.



I have this target in my Makefile:



.PHONY: runalltests
runalltests: ##@tests Run all tests.
$(ECHO)
@./runAlltests


That executes the 'runalltests' program which outputs this text into terminal. (The dots are important)



......
OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)


I know from other answers in the stack overflow site that I need awk, sed or grep (or something I do not know of). But I can not figure it out for a long time now on how to do it so I gave up trying and ask here.



I want to reformat the output into adding 4 spaces before each line.



For example this:



 (Four spaces here)......
(Four spaces here)OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)






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    I need to reformat the output of a program created with cppUtest during my build from inside a makefile.



    I have this target in my Makefile:



    .PHONY: runalltests
    runalltests: ##@tests Run all tests.
    $(ECHO)
    @./runAlltests


    That executes the 'runalltests' program which outputs this text into terminal. (The dots are important)



    ......
    OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)


    I know from other answers in the stack overflow site that I need awk, sed or grep (or something I do not know of). But I can not figure it out for a long time now on how to do it so I gave up trying and ask here.



    I want to reformat the output into adding 4 spaces before each line.



    For example this:



     (Four spaces here)......
    (Four spaces here)OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)






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      I need to reformat the output of a program created with cppUtest during my build from inside a makefile.



      I have this target in my Makefile:



      .PHONY: runalltests
      runalltests: ##@tests Run all tests.
      $(ECHO)
      @./runAlltests


      That executes the 'runalltests' program which outputs this text into terminal. (The dots are important)



      ......
      OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)


      I know from other answers in the stack overflow site that I need awk, sed or grep (or something I do not know of). But I can not figure it out for a long time now on how to do it so I gave up trying and ask here.



      I want to reformat the output into adding 4 spaces before each line.



      For example this:



       (Four spaces here)......
      (Four spaces here)OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)






      share|improve this question














      I need to reformat the output of a program created with cppUtest during my build from inside a makefile.



      I have this target in my Makefile:



      .PHONY: runalltests
      runalltests: ##@tests Run all tests.
      $(ECHO)
      @./runAlltests


      That executes the 'runalltests' program which outputs this text into terminal. (The dots are important)



      ......
      OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)


      I know from other answers in the stack overflow site that I need awk, sed or grep (or something I do not know of). But I can not figure it out for a long time now on how to do it so I gave up trying and ask here.



      I want to reformat the output into adding 4 spaces before each line.



      For example this:



       (Four spaces here)......
      (Four spaces here)OK (6 tests, 6 ran, 7 checks, 0 ignored, 0 filtered out, 0 ms)








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          Simply with sed:



          <runalltests_output> | sed 's/^/ /'





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          Simply with sed:



          <runalltests_output> | sed 's/^/ /'





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          Simply with sed:



          <runalltests_output> | sed 's/^/ /'





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          Simply with sed:



          <runalltests_output> | sed 's/^/ /'





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          Simply with sed:



          <runalltests_output> | sed 's/^/ /'






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