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sed error
in a bash shell I have the following
S00="BLOCK-NAMES /ELM1 /SAUT0 /FIT00 FOR ELMT,SAMPLE,FIT" S01="BLOCK-NAMES /ELM1 /SAUT0 /FIT01 FOR ELMT,SAMPLE,FIT" sed "s/'$S00'/'$S00'/g" pb206.cnt > tmp sed commplains and says sed: -e expression #1, char 29: Unknown option to `s' Can anybody help? Thank you!!! |
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