On 5/19/06, Bruce Dubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
or perhaps
'/(^\t\t*)Bitstream Vera(.*)/i\1DejaVu\3\n'
You need to match <family>Bitstream because there are other parts of
the file that match <string>Bitstream that don't have to do with the
generic names.
IIRC, -r or --regexp-extended means you don't need to \ parens.
Oh yeah. Thanks, Bruce. As a final fix, you don't need the explicit
\t markers.
sed -ir 's/^(.*)(<family>Bitstream
Vera)(.*)/\1<family>DejaVu\3\n\1\2\3/' /etc/fonts/fonts.conf
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Dan
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