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Works fine for me:- $ cat infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1��ze=’08′ /> 3 $ cat seddy.sed 2s@^.*$@<load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’

by alexkus 13y ago

Works fine for me:- $ cat infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1��ze=’08′ /> 3 $ cat seddy.sed 2s@^.*$@<load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’ />@ p $ sed -n -f seddy.sed infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’ /> 3 $ So I'm guessing it's locale related (LC_CTYPE is en_GB.UTF-8 for me), or the string that forms his corrupt line is different from what was pasted. The output of:- sed -n '35185222p' infile.xml | hexdump -b would help in that regard.

Works fine for me:- $ cat infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1�����ze=’08′ /> 3 $ cat seddy.sed 2s@^.*$@<load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’

Works fine for me:- $ cat infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1�����ze=’08′ /> 3 $ cat seddy.sed 2s@^.*$@<load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’

Works fine for me:- $ cat infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1��ze=’08′ /> 3 $ cat seddy.sed 2s@^.*$@<load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’

Works fine for me:- $ cat infile.xml 1 <load address=’11c1��ze=’08′ /> 3 $ cat seddy.sed 2s@^.*$@<load address=’11c1385b’ size=’08’