--- In [email protected], "Michael Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I've been looking at sed and awk, and from what I've seen they work
> great with find/replace for files, but not for variables. Is there
> anything for shell scripting that's similar to PHP's str_replace?
>
Let me answer my own question:
alpha="This is a test string in which the word \"test\" is replaced."
beta="${alpha/test/replace}"
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