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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers GnuWin32 sed 4.1.4 regexp matching Post 75885 by reborg on Wednesday 22nd of June 2005 06:14:47 PM
Old 06-22-2005
I can't imagine that that code did what you want in Unix either.

You need to escape your single quotes for them to be recognised as characters in the file and not as quotes around part of the command.
 

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CSS::DOM::Util(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				       CSS::DOM::Util(3pm)

NAME
CSS::DOM::Util - Utility functions for dealing with CSS tokens VERSION
Version 0.14 SYNOPSIS
use CSS::DOM::Util ':all'; # or: use CSS::DOM::Util qw[ escape unescape escape_ident unescape_url escape_str unescape_str ]; DESCRIPTION
This module provides utility functions for dealing with CSS tokens. FUNCTIONS
All functions below that take one argument have a "($)" prototype, so they have the same precedence as "closedir" and "delete". escape $string, $chars_to_escape This escapes any characters in $string that occur in $chars_to_escape, which is interpreted as a regular expression. The regexp must consume just one character; otherwise you'll find chars missing from the output. ASCII vertical whitespace (except the vertical tab) is always escaped. Printable non-alphanumeric ASCII characters and the space character are escaped with a single backslash. Other characters are encoded in hexadecimal. "escape" also considers that you might want to include the escaped string in a larger string, so it appends a space if the escaped string ends with a hexadecimal escape with fewer than six digits. unescape $string This turns something like "H65llo" into "Hello" (including quotes). escape_ident $string escape_ident $string, $more_chars_to_escape This escapes $string as a CSS identifier, escaping also any characters matched by $more_chars_to_escape. unescape_url $url_token Returns the URL that the token represents. escape_str $string Returns a CSS string token containing $string (within quotes; characters possibly escaped). unescape_str $string_token Returns the value that a CSS string token represents. SEE ALSO
CSS::DOM perl v5.10.1 2010-12-10 CSS::DOM::Util(3pm)
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