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Subject: sed 3.02(woody): Problem with escaped characters
Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 21:18:18 +0200
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Hallo,
i have a problem with sed commands to replace escaped characters:
$ > echo -e "Hallo\tWelt\tEnde\r\nFeld1\tFeld2\tFeld3" | sed -e
's/\t/;/g'
Hallo Wel; Ende
Feld1 Feld2 Feld3
I have to run the sed command like this:
$ > echo -e "Hallo\tWelt\tEnde\r\nFeld1\tFeld2\tFeld3" | sed -e
's/ /;/g'
to get a proper result.
With the sed 4.0.9(testing) it runs fine:
$ > echo -e "Hallo\tWelt\tEnde\r\nFeld1\tFeld2\tFeld3" | sed -e
's/\t/;/g'
Hallo;Welt;Ende
Feld1;Feld2;Feld3
Best regards
Martin
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Good riddance to woody.
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