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sed bug?
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LA Walsh |
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sed bug? |
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Thu, 8 Nov 2001 23:48:25 -0800 |
I have input:
home-271001-0230-4.dump.bz2
home-281001-0301-7.dump.bz2
home-291001-0230-6.dump.bz2
home-301001-0230-9.dump.bz2
(output of ls -1) piped into |sed '/^home-([0-9]){2}.*dump\.bz2$/ p;d'
I get no output. which as I understand, means the expression didn't
match.
Yet the same RegEx does mach using 'awk' which the sed info page
said to look under for RegEx. Sed seems to not like the
parens and braces. Isn't it supposed to?
-linda
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