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sed on an environment variable ?
Can I sed on an environment variable, even if I don't need to actually change said (hah, hah) variable? Something like:
sed s/xyz/abc/g $myvar Then if I did need to change $myvar I could maybe do: $myvar=`sed s/xyz/abc/g $myvar` |
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