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sed not performing as specified
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I am doing an online course "Introduction to Linux"
[image: edX] Home Page <https://www.edx.org> LinuxFoundationX: LFS101x.2
Introduction to Linux
Chapter 13: Manipulating Text; Section 2. sed & awk
~$ cat > test1
This is a Sample Test File for the sed command.
The sed command is used to edit contents in a file.
For example, the sed command is used to replace words in a line or file.
~$ sed s/is/are/ test1
Thare is a Sample Test File for the sed command.
The sed command are used to edit contents in a file.
For example, the sed command are used to replace words in a line or file.
As you can see above the 1st instance of "is" in "This" is replaced by
"are" giving "Thare"; BUT the following two lines also have "is" replaced
by "are" EXCEPT for the "is" after "Thare". It is ALMOST as if I had
invoked the global: sed s/is/are/g test1 EXCEPT for the 2nd "is" after
"Thare"?
I am using sed version: sed (GNU sed) 4.2.2
'b'ye - Bruce Gilbert.
"For we have not been given a spirit of fear, but a spirit of Power; of
Love; & of a Sound Mind." 2nd Timothy, chapter 1, verse 7.
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tags 21511 notabug
thanks
On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 1:39 AM, Davide Brini <dave_br <at> gmx.com> wrote:
...
>> "are" giving "Thare"; BUT the following two lines also have "is" replaced
>> by "are" EXCEPT for the "is" after "Thare". It is ALMOST as if I had
>> invoked the global: sed s/is/are/g test1 EXCEPT for the 2nd "is" after
>> "Thare"?
>
> Sed replaces the first instance of "is" in each line with "are". Nothing
> unexpected, no bug.
Thanks for responding Davide.
I'm responding to the bug-number address, but with "-done" inserted to
close the auto-created "issue": 21511-done <at> debbugs.gnu.org.
I added the two lines at the top of this message to record in the
issue database that this is not a bug.
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