From: Geremy.E.Cohen@WellsFargo.COM
Date: Fri Aug 09 2002 - 14:57:43 EDT
Hello All-
How would I escape the '/' in a sed statement?
For example, lets say I have the string <FOOBAR>, and I want to replace it
with </H2>.
I cant seem to escape the '/' char with '\', for example:
sed s/\<FOOBAR\>/\/\<H2\>/g
throws an error. Any ideas?
Thanks,
geremy
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