Sed command replace slash
How do I replace a string I1Rov4Rvh/GtjpuuYttr== with mytest in a file ties with sed command? I have tried: sed -e -i 's/I1Rov4Rvh/GtjpuuYttr==/mytest/g' ties.
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unicode string
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python requests utf-8
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Estoy intentando, usando sed,
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python replace unicode characters
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The sed command in this case is 's/OLD_TEXT/NEW_TEXT/g'. The leading 's' just tells it to search for OLD_TEXT and replace it with NEW_TEXT. The trailing 'g' just says to replace all occurrences on a given line, not just the first.
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• Replacement string – vi and sed use regular expressions as search strings with the substitute command – Ampersands (&) and quoted digits (\n) can be used.
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Do you want to substitute / for \/ (so replace all \/ with /) or do you want to substitute \/ for / (replace all / with \/)? You need to escape (with backslash \) all substituted slashes / and all backslashes \ separately, so: but that's rather unreadable.
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Use another character as delimiter in the s command: printf '%s\n' "$srcText" | sed "s|XPLACEHOLDERX|$connect|" Or escape the slashes with ksh93's ${var//pattern/replacement} parameter expansion operator (now also supported by zsh, bash, mksh, yash and recent versions of busybox sh).
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