UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

My defaul shell is /bin/ksh

I want to make multi entry sed changes to files
mainly because is easier for me to check my arguments in that
format, than all in just one line. example

sed '
> s/this/for this/
> s/that/for that/
> s/I/me/' filex > filez

Searching the net I read this works for /bin/sh
but is a pain to be changing shell all the time

Tony

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Works in ksh too.