Thread: unix sed
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Old 04-03-2005, 05:26 AM  
SMG
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Originally Posted by Zester
ok

than change it to this:
sed -e 's/cat/dog/g' 1.html
isnt that the same as what you typed?
I usually do
sed -e 's/cat/dog/g' 1.html > 1.html.tmp && cp -f 1.html.tmp > 1.html && rm -f 1.html.tmp
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