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How to remove all matches in a string with sed
if I have "abxcdxefx" and want to remove the x's with sed, how can I do this?
Thanks. WHOOPS: Just remembered: echo "abxcdxefx" | sed s/x//g Thanks for reading, though. Last edited by lumix; 12-14-2007 at 08:13 PM.. Reason: figured it out |
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