That would match .*/var/pseudo/too/bar,wouldn't it? but true that making that group optional is probably easier to read.. But who doesn't read regexps fluently nowadays? :) On Dec 5, 2012 11:49 PM, "Enrico Scholz" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Martin Jansa <[email protected]> writes: > > > .*/var/pseudo > > and > > .*/var/pseudo/somefile$ > > > > which matches also /var/pseudosomepath, I can split it in 2 regexps if > > that's likely to show in sysroot, or use "\/var\/pseudo\($\|\/[^\/]*$\)" > > A basic regexp '/var/pseudo\(/.*\)\?$' should suffice. Btw, to avoid > escaping of '/', you can write > > sed -i "\!${var}!d" > > > Enrico >
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