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A sed doubt - need explanation
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The following command works fine for me, but I could not grasp the logic working behind of sed command, it's obscure to me ![]() Code:
echo "./20080916/core/audioex.amr" | sed "s%\([^.]\)/%\1_%g" Could anyone please explain to me in detail, that how the sed is working here? |
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