SED substitutions
Explore the SED substitute command to effectively replace and modify text patterns in files and streams. Learn how to use flags, addresses, and various delimiters for targeted text transformations. Understand practical options like in-place editing and combining commands to streamline text processing tasks in Bash.
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The format for the substitute command is as follows:
[address1[ ,address2]]s/pattern/replacement/[flags]
The flags can be any of the following:
nreplacenth instance of pattern with replacementgreplace all instances of pattern with replacementpwrite pattern space to STDOUT if a successful substitution takes placew fileWrite the pattern space to file if a successful substitution takes