3 ms·Yup, notably the famous %s/PATTERN1/PATTERN2/g, which I suppose comes from sedby jlp__inf 6mo agoYup, notably the famous %s/PATTERN1/PATTERN2/g, which I suppose comes from sedpiekvorst 6mo agovi and sed took the s/ syntax from ed, independently of each other.zvr 6mo agoRight! ed was the first one, and its ideas and commands influenced sed (a "streams" ed), and ex (an "extended" editor, which also had a "vi"sual mode).