Sometime Today, USM Bish assembled some asciibets to say:
> The main problem in this case is the way sed treats the "/"
> char. This would need the \ character to precede. The foll-
No, that is not a problem. sed doesn't treat / specially. It treats
the pattern separator separately. The pattern separator is the first
character after the s, and must be non alphanumeric.
eg:
s|he//o|wor/d|g --> | is the separator and | needs to be escaped
within the pattern
s,he//o,wor/d,g --> , is the separator
s/he\/\/o/wor\/d,g --> / is the separator.
Philip
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