On Sunday, April 28, 2002, at 05:41 , Michael Turner wrote:
>> What is wrong? Isn't any command from vi able to be done in sed, just
>> take
>> out the leading :1,$ ?
>
>
> That is not my understanding. Regex syntax was different in the many
> different tools.
volks should never confuse the
> What is wrong? Isn't any command from vi able to be done in sed, just
> take
> out the leading :1,$ ?
That is not my understanding. Regex syntax was different in the many
different tools.
/Michael Turner
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On 4/28/02 8:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...
> In vi I could say :1,$g/^...$/s/\(.*\)/???\1/g# and it
> works.
> In Unix when I output to sed file | sed 's\(.*\)/???\1/g' ##
> it works.
> When I dofile | sed 'g/^...$/s/\(.*\)/???\1/
No flame war needed :>.
It works. Thanks ciao drieux.
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I have a file with phone numbers, one after another.
I want to output this file to a sed command, that will check if there is 7
digits, and if there is, then add
3 leading question marks. This is structured that I need to use sed, not
PERL or vi.
In vi I could say :1,$g/^...$/s/\(.*\)/???
