October 7, 2008 05:43pm pdt

1. gheist 58,455
2. TeRReF 36,150
3. mr_egypt... 14,815
4. Rance_H... 9,250
5. srgilani 5,650
6. omarfarid 5,500
7. wjester 5,100
8. danielcc 4,000
9. _jesper_ 2,300
10. ozo 2,080
11. JustUNIX 2,075
12. MikeOM_... 2,000
12. SimplyGe... 2,000
12. WizRd-Li... 2,000
12. nixfreak 2,000
12. sda100 2,000
12. DrBrainiac 2,000
12. p1800... 2,000
12. agriesser 2,000
12. Abs_jaipur 2,000
12. paradoxe... 2,000
12. maysara 2,000
12. sentner 2,000
12. Cyclops3... 2,000
12. Tintin 2,000

1. gheist 427,107
2. TeRReF 139,576
3. dpiniella 64,733
4. it_alchem... 43,280
5. srgilani 34,639
6. mr_egypt... 31,095
7. jrssystem... 23,964
8. Nopius 15,675
9. amit_g 12,600
10. Nellios 10,380
11. wjester 9,300
12. beefdart 9,268
13. Rance_H... 9,250
14. jdw_2004 9,100
14. nixfreak 9,100
16. omarfarid 8,650
17. ozo 7,880
18. sunnycoder 7,432
19. yuzh 7,250
20. uetian1707 6,825
21. vbotka 6,375
22. rindi 6,300
23. ravigoru 4,980
24. svs 4,648
25. frankcheong 4,228

08.25.2006 at 05:01AM PDT, ID: 21967275

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Sed in place editing

Asked by dcotruta in FreeBSD

Tags: sed, place, edit

Is it possible to use sed with a script (i.e. the -f switch) and still have it edit the target file(s) in-place (i.e the -i switch). If so, what is the correct order of the switches?

I tried this:

sed -f sedscript -i home.htm
sed: -i may not be used with stdin

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Sed in place editing

Asked by dcotruta in FreeBSD

Tags: sed, place, edit

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