Goddamnit. I wasted almost ten minutes today figuring out why s/</</g
wasn’t doing what I wanted it to do. Duh.
How I was allowed to graduate college without having sed fundamentals burned into my brain, I will never know.
Goddamnit. I wasted almost ten minutes today figuring out why s/</</g
wasn’t doing what I wanted it to do. Duh.
How I was allowed to graduate college without having sed fundamentals burned into my brain, I will never know.
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The pipe is your friend!
But the problem was with the unescaped ampersand. How would using the pipe have helped?
I misread the expression, and thought you were trying to do something else.
This is a test comment.