Hi.
Quote:
Originally Posted by reborg
Code:
sed 's_/\([^/]+\)$_|\1_'
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I needed to use "*" instead of "+". Some versions of
sed may need "-r" to use extended regular expressions, in which the parens also need to modified:
Code:
#!/bin/sh -
# @(#) user2 Demonstrate replacement of last specific character, sed.
sed --version | head -1
echo
echo " Original:"
echo "/home/apps/test/document" |
sed 's_/\([^/]+\)$_|\1_'
echo
echo " Modified:"
echo "/home/apps/test/document" |
sed 's_/\([^/]*\)$_|\1_'
echo
echo " Original with -r:"
echo "/home/apps/test/document" |
sed -r -e 's_/([^/]+)$_|\1_'
exit 0
