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if i have a &nbsp; line with &nbsp; trace blob (4000), &nbsp;press blob(6000),....<br />
how to change the trace blob, press blob &nbsp;<br />
what i mean is between () is different number and i can't search for each number.<br />
something &nbsp;like that<br />
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sed -e &quot;blob(*)/blob/g&quot; &nbsp; ?
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if i have a   line with   trace blob (4000),  press blob(6000),....
how to change the trace blob, press blob  
what i mean is between () is different number and i can't search for each number.
something  like that

sed -e "blob(*)/blob/g"   ?

awk sed change word from command line

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