sed

[Brett . A . Cook]

I'm trying to use 'sed' version 3.02 with the following command line on
dos:

 

sed -e "s/ /\n/g" my_file

 

However, instead of getting a replacement of spaces with carriage returns
(or line-feeds), I get the spaces replaced with an 'n' character.  Is this
replacement a non-standard use of sed, or is this a bug?

 

Thanks,

-Brett

 

Brett Cook

Principle Software Engineer

Seagate Technology

720-684-2676