How to report “sed” in-place changes
When using sed to replace strings in-place, is there a way to make it report the changes it does (without relying on a diff of old and new files)?
When using sed to replace strings in-place, is there a way to make it report the changes it does (without relying on a diff of old and new files)?
I have a file named .ignore. In need to replace the projdir. For example:
I have a btrfs RAID1 system with the following state:
In vim, I sometimes have occasion to replace the first few occurrences of a match on a line, but not every one like g would. e.g.: