sed end of line
Timo Maier
tam@diotec.com
Fri Mar 15 09:51:00 GMT 2019
Hello, I have a problem with sed.
Ubuntu:
timo@serv6:~# echo "CHANGE MASTER;" | sed '/^CHANGE MASTER.*/ s/.$/ for channel "de";/'
CHANGE MASTER for channel "de";
Works as expected.
Windows:
C:\> echo CHANGE MASTER;| sed.exe '/^CHANGE MASTER.*/ s/.$/ for channel "de";/'
CHANGE MASTER; for channel "de";
last character ";" is not being deleted
now with a second "." before "$" (to delete last 2 characters):
C:\> echo CHANGE MASTER;| sed.exe '/^CHANGE MASTER.*/ s/..$/ for channel "de";/'
CHANGE MASTER for channel "de";
This is how I want it.
Why do I need a second "." in the cygwin sed?
sed.exe --version
/usr/bin/sed (GNU sed) 4.4
Packaged by Cygwin (4.4-1)
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