From: Mark Roberts (mu@manumark.de)
Date: Tue Nov 21 2000 - 23:00:26 CET
Hi all,
I have a blind eyed question: while I have plenty of experience with awk,
I have never ever used sed. How do I make sed replace one thing by
another (surely, that's what you use sed for?)? For example, how do I
replace all occurences of #include <old.h> by #include <new.h> in a
c-program?
Thanks. There's always a first time. Mine is today.
Mark
P.S. I tried the sed-man-page, of course, but it was hardly helpful
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