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variables in sed
Post 12573 by sskb on Thursday 3rd of January 2002 01:07:12 PM
01-03-2002
Thanks LivinFree and Negative,
I got that and I wish to know more about these chatacterisations with sed. I could not find much info on
man sed
thanks again
I got that and I wish to know more about these chatacterisations with sed. I could not find much info on
man sed
thanks again
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