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I think your regular expression needs a /g at the end, no? Edit: This was a serious question, not sure I deserve multiple downvotes

• peterwwillis 10y ago
  It only needs "/". "g" finds all matches, but there is only one match in the string.
  • newman314 10y ago
    Still needs the trailing /
    • skywhopper 10y ago
      Only for sed/perl. Not if you are using vim (although in that case it's missing the leading `:`).