Brandon Casey <casey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I learned that the 'Q' command to sed is not portable, and most versions
> of sed require a newline after 'c\' like commands.
Both true. If you want to be portable to esoteric ones (I suffered AIX
while hacking on autoconf long time ago), sed is a bitch to get right.
What I meant with my earlier comment was that it would have been more
robust if you did a sequence of:
s/type .*/type $newtype/
s/object .*/object $newobject/
instead of relying on the order in the existing objects, but I should have
been more explicit about c\ as well.
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