e36freak 1332180573 learn Don't embed shell variables in sed, expecting a fixed string replacement (e.g. sed "s/$foo/$bar/"). It won't work... at the very least, it'll be extremely prone to bugs. Two functions written with bash/awk to get around this issue: http://auriga.kiwilight.com/~freak/%23bash/sub
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e36freak 1332288951 learn Don't embed shell variables in sed, expecting a fixed string replacement (e.g. sed "s/$foo/$bar/"). It won't work... at the very least, it'll be extremely prone to bugs. Some functions written with bash/awk to get around this issue: http://auriga.kiwilight.com/~freak/%23bash/sub
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e36freak 1332351094 learn Don't embed shell variables in sed, expecting a fixed string replacement (e.g. sed "s/$foo/$bar/"). It won't work... at best, it'll be extremely prone to bugs. See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/110