21 Jul 2016 / 1 min read
Replacing a string with SED
Here's a handy command to replace strings inside a text file on unix. The command is the following:
> Archived article from 2016, from the old nutellino.it: commands and versions may be out of date.
> Machine translation from Italian: the original is here.
$ cat ~/archivio/sostituire-una-stringa-con-sed.md
WARNING: this file is from 2016.
I wrote it, but a me from a few years ago: it may no longer reflect what I think or what I can do.
NOTE: machine translation from Italian, the original is here.
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