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Most examples that use '#!/bin/bash' should be rewritten to use '#!/usr/bin/sed -f'. Example "multiple replacements": #!/usr/bin/sed -f s/a/A/ s/f
by dolmen 5y ago
Most examples that use '#!/bin/bash' should be rewritten to use '#!/usr/bin/sed -f'.
Example "multiple replacements":
#!/usr/bin/sed -f
s/a/A/
s/foo/BAR/
s/hello/HELLO/
Save it as replace.sed;
chmod u+rx replace.sed; ./replace.sed myfile.txt
- adrianscheff 5y agoThanks, I've modified to use .sed scripts instead. I used bash scripts because I remembered (incorrectly it seems) that sed scripts were unsafe.