Under Solaris 5.10, Why this regexp doesn't match a line like tag="12447"
sed "s/tag=\"[0-9]+\"/emptytag/" test.xml
(I noticed that -r is not implemented in the sed version)
Under Solaris 5.10, Why this regexp doesn't match a line like tag="12447"
sed "s/tag=\"[0-9]+\"/emptytag/" test.xml
(I noticed that -r is not implemented in the sed version)
In strict posix mode, the +
sign cannot be used to represent "one or more" of something. You can use a range of {1,}
instead (escaped of course):
echo 'tag="12447"' | sed --posix "s/tag=\"[0-9]\{1,\}\"/emptytag/"
emptytag
Note that you don't actually need the --posix
, I was just using it to disable all GNU extensions in my version of sed
:
echo 'tag="12447"' | sed "s/tag=\"[0-9]\{1,\}\"/emptytag/"
emptytag