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Not on OS X. And, not if sed handles bracket expressions as defined by the standards.

No. Inside a bracket expression, backslash is a regular character. This script looks for a string of zero or more backslash and t characters before a { and replaces each one it finds with t{. For...

sed 's/\([^ ]\){/\1 {/' $InFile >> $OutFile
In case it isn't obvious, there are two characters between the [ and the ]: <circumflex> and <tab>.