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In linux, sed [...] 's/e/E/g' test.txt, will replace all occurences of e with E in file test.txt and print results to stdout (i.e. not changing original test.txt file).
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In linux, sed [...] 's/e/E/g' test.txt, will replace all occurences of e with E in file test.txt and print results to stdout (i.e. not changing original test.txt file).
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In linux, sed [...] 's/e/E/g' test.txt, will replace all occurences of e with E in file test.txt and print results to stdout (i.e. not changing original test.txt file).
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-e
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8. Streams and sed -- The Stream Editor
rence in the same line (usually sed just replaces the first occurrence of the regular expression in each line). (There are other <option> ; see the sed info page.) For demonstration, type <span>sed -e 's/e/E/g' and type out a few lines of English text. 8.7 Regular Expression Subexpressions The section explains how to do the apparently complex task of moving text around within lines. Consider,

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