martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> [2007.08.04.1350 +0200]:
No, it prints everything _except_ "URL: *" from the first matching line.
I am convinced we could submit this to the Obfuscated Code Contest.
:)
This is basic sed scripting.
The behaviour is absolutely unclear from the manpage and defies my
logic. Can you elaborate a bit, even though this is off-topic?
-ne means "don't print, execute the following code".
/.../ should be clear, { starts a "function list"
s// is "match last regexp, so s/// is "match last regexp and replace with empty string.
flag "p" to function "s" means "print if matched"
q is "quit".
that's really straight forward and all documented in my sed(1).
cheers
simon
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