The following command works as expected and changes the username to abc sed -e \'s/username=company_user/username=abc/\' Service.properties
In sed, is it possible to skip the first n lines when applying a regex? I am currently using the following:
I have been doing this by hand and I just can\'t do it anymore-- I have thousands of lines and I think this is a job for sed or awk.
I want to achieve following things in sed script. I tried with greedy operatorit does not works as i expected. for reference
How to insert a dash into a string af开发者_运维百科ter 4 characters using sed (e.g., 201107 to 2011-07)?echo "201107" | sed \'s/201107/2011-07/\'
I want to do an inclusive delete from a file that looks like the following: Some text Some text #$ Should be deleted
i have a css file like the following: #layout.one-column#menu-secondary{background: #3c3c3c; height: 20px; font-family: \'Trebuchet MS\'; font-weight: bold; font-size: 15px; padding: 10px;}
This line works: sed -r -e \'s/^([^#a-z]+)localhost/\\1hostname.domain hostname localhost/\' /etc/开发者_JS百科hosts
Is it possible to manipulate the ampersand in sed? I want to add +1 to all numbers in a file. Something like this:
I\'m converting some Polish<->English dictionaries from RTF to HTML. The Polish special characters are coming out fine. But IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) glyphs get changed to funny things,
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