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replace specific characters containing “” character with sed
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I would like to replace the following sentence "lw 2," with the sentence "lw 2" however I cannot do it with
sed -i 's|lw 2,|lw 2|g' "filname"
I get the following error
sed: -e expression #1, char 15: unterminated `s' command
It seems that it doesn't like the ""
sed quoting
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I would like to replace the following sentence "lw 2," with the sentence "lw 2" however I cannot do it with
sed -i 's|lw 2,|lw 2|g' "filname"
I get the following error
sed: -e expression #1, char 15: unterminated `s' command
It seems that it doesn't like the ""
sed quoting
edited 16 hours ago
Bart
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asked 16 hours ago
Dimitris MintisDimitris Mintis
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add a comment |
I would like to replace the following sentence "lw 2," with the sentence "lw 2" however I cannot do it with
sed -i 's|lw 2,|lw 2|g' "filname"
I get the following error
sed: -e expression #1, char 15: unterminated `s' command
It seems that it doesn't like the ""
sed quoting
edited 16 hours ago
Bart
1,0571 gold badge3 silver badges17 bronze badges
asked 16 hours ago
Dimitris MintisDimitris Mintis
12610 bronze badges
I would like to replace the following sentence "lw 2," with the sentence "lw 2" however I cannot do it with
sed -i 's|lw 2,|lw 2|g' "filname"
I get the following error
sed: -e expression #1, char 15: unterminated `s' command
It seems that it doesn't like the ""
sed quoting
sed quoting
edited 16 hours ago
Bart
1,0571 gold badge3 silver badges17 bronze badges
asked 16 hours ago
Dimitris MintisDimitris Mintis
12610 bronze badges
edited 16 hours ago
Bart
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asked 16 hours ago
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edited 16 hours ago
Bart
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You just need to escape the backslash:
's|lw 2,\|lw 2|g'
answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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... because the single backslash would otherwise escape the|used (for whatever reason) as a delimiter.
– Kusalananda♦
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You just need to escape the backslash:
's|lw 2,\|lw 2|g'
answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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... because the single backslash would otherwise escape the|used (for whatever reason) as a delimiter.
– Kusalananda♦
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You just need to escape the backslash:
's|lw 2,\|lw 2|g'
answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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... because the single backslash would otherwise escape the|used (for whatever reason) as a delimiter.
– Kusalananda♦
16 hours ago
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You just need to escape the backslash:
's|lw 2,\|lw 2|g'
answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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You just need to escape the backslash:
's|lw 2,\|lw 2|g'
answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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answered 16 hours ago
Paul BurrowsPaul Burrows
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... because the single backslash would otherwise escape the|used (for whatever reason) as a delimiter.
– Kusalananda♦
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... because the single backslash would otherwise escape the|used (for whatever reason) as a delimiter.
– Kusalananda♦
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| used (for whatever reason) as a delimiter.– Kusalananda♦
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... because the single backslash would otherwise escape the
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