sed to replace all occurrences of a left zero padded number having an embedded minus sign “-“ so that the minus sign is on the Left

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I have a tab delimited input file. Some numeric field values have a minus sign in the midst of the value such as 000-45.123. I need the - to be on left side like this instead: -00045.123



So if tab delimited input file contains: (spaces are tabs)



ABC 000-45.123 0-765.43 DEF 00-54 XYZ


then I want result to be



ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


All the number values with an embedded “-“ begin with 1 or more zeros and no other characters.






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    I have a tab delimited input file. Some numeric field values have a minus sign in the midst of the value such as 000-45.123. I need the - to be on left side like this instead: -00045.123



    So if tab delimited input file contains: (spaces are tabs)



    ABC 000-45.123 0-765.43 DEF 00-54 XYZ


    then I want result to be



    ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


    All the number values with an embedded “-“ begin with 1 or more zeros and no other characters.






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      I have a tab delimited input file. Some numeric field values have a minus sign in the midst of the value such as 000-45.123. I need the - to be on left side like this instead: -00045.123



      So if tab delimited input file contains: (spaces are tabs)



      ABC 000-45.123 0-765.43 DEF 00-54 XYZ


      then I want result to be



      ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


      All the number values with an embedded “-“ begin with 1 or more zeros and no other characters.






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      I have a tab delimited input file. Some numeric field values have a minus sign in the midst of the value such as 000-45.123. I need the - to be on left side like this instead: -00045.123



      So if tab delimited input file contains: (spaces are tabs)



      ABC 000-45.123 0-765.43 DEF 00-54 XYZ


      then I want result to be



      ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


      All the number values with an embedded “-“ begin with 1 or more zeros and no other characters.






      sed




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          With GNU sed:



          sed -r 's/t([0-9]+)-/t-1/g' file


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          ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


          See: The Stack Overflow Regular Expressions FAQ






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            With GNU sed:



            sed -r 's/t([0-9]+)-/t-1/g' file


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            ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


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              With GNU sed:



              sed -r 's/t([0-9]+)-/t-1/g' file


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              ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


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                With GNU sed:



                sed -r 's/t([0-9]+)-/t-1/g' file


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                ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


                See: The Stack Overflow Regular Expressions FAQ






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                With GNU sed:



                sed -r 's/t([0-9]+)-/t-1/g' file


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                ABC -00045.123 -0765.43 DEF -0054 XYZ


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