gcc 3.3 and multi line constants
Terry Chan
tpchan at attbi.com
Sat May 31 18:54:45 GMT 2003
hardkrash,
You need to check your reg-exp manual. I'm not sure what
you're trying to do with:
sed -e "28,49 s:\$:\\\n\\\:g"
But I don't think it really does anything useful.
Your sed is searching for a literal "$". Do you really want that
or do you want to find the end of a line? If you want end of
a line then you want s/$/ not s:\$:.
Also your replace string is a literal "\" "n" "\". Don't you really
want to add a "\n" char followed by a "\" ?
Terry Chan
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