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I saw South Park's review of The Passion.	by Naruki	2004-04-05 09:28:19
That wasn't right.	by nin_man	2004-04-05 09:39:11
You B*****rd (n/t)	by airborneric	2004-04-05 10:24:15
s/B***rd/B**rd/	by Spelling_Nazi	2004-04-05 10:26:46
Tsk.	by LionsPhil	2004-04-05 10:31:55
I did realize that anomaly,	by Spelling_Nazi	2004-04-05 10:50:13
Don't like being nitpicked yourself?	by LionsPhil	2004-04-05 12:04:11
But you have to be correct, and you aren't.	by Naruki	2004-04-05 12:21:54
I'd reply,	by LionsPhil	2004-04-05 12:34:09
I specified my reasoning behind my particular	by Spelling_Nazi	2004-04-05 12:42:44
FYI	by Naruki	2004-04-05 12:50:55
(This is more for LP than you.) While I understand that "s/string1/string2/" is the Linux-style RegEx notation, it is not what I am familiar with. If I wanted to replace a single occurrence of a literal string inside another string called big_string, I would do this: sub(/dog/, "cat", big_string) If I wanted to get all strings starting with "d" and ending with "g" (including the word "dg"), I'd do this: gsub(/d[a-z]*g/, "cat", big_string) I am most familiar with Thompson AWK.
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Yes, that's too complicated for my purposes. (n/t)	by Spelling_Nazi	2004-04-05 14:01:32

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