era eriksson wrote:
Certainly, it would make sense to use a less risky s/// separator than
slash in this case, though.
Would a semicolon separator work with sed (e.g. s;;;)?
When combining two lines as one in sed's regexp/condition, is it
possible to combine the lines with a return in between? I tried the
following types in the regexp/condition to simulate the return:
[=\n=], [=\r=], \n, \r, \015, .*, [:space:], [:cntrl:],
[:print:], [:blank:]
What does "[^>]" mean in a sed regexp/condition?
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