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How can I use a variable in sed?
Hi
I'm trying to change a part of a line with sed. Usually I will run sed 's/mytext/mynewtext/' Now I have a variable: var=mynewtext sed 's/mytext/$var/' does not work. I have also tried to protect the $ with different characters but it still does'nt work. I will be very happy if someone has a solution to this.
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