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Monday, December 7, 2009

sed in Linux

1- say for example, in Shell programming, you want to append some variable at the string end, this wont work - sed 's/$/$temp/'

what we can do is use two sed's - sed -e 's/$/dummy/' | sed "/dummy/$temp/".
Posted by Sean at 2:22 PM

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