From: Andy_Lord@tertio.com
Subject: Echo | sed behaves strangely?
2 Jun 1997 07:01:16 -0700
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The following commands seem to give the wrong output

bash$ echo x  | sed 's/[^^/]*/yz/g'
yzyz

It should just be yz? (I checked on a SunOs box)
The word count for 'echo x' is correct (I thought
it might be some kind of EOL mangling).
bash$ echo x | wc
      1       1       2

What's happening? Anyone?

many rgds,
Andy L.

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