Sed/Command-and-Option-Index

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Command and Option Index

This is an alphabetical list of all sed commands and command-line options.

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# (comments):

 

Common Commands

-

--binary:

 

Command-Line Options

--debug:

 

Command-Line Options

--expression:

 

Command-Line Options

--file:

 

Command-Line Options

--follow-symlinks:

 

Command-Line Options

--help:

 

Command-Line Options

--in-place:

 

Command-Line Options

--line-length:

 

Command-Line Options

--null-data:

 

Command-Line Options

--posix:

 

Command-Line Options

--quiet:

 

Command-Line Options

--regexp-extended:

 

Command-Line Options

--sandbox:

 

Command-Line Options

--separate:

 

Command-Line Options

--silent:

 

Command-Line Options

--unbuffered:

 

Command-Line Options

--version:

 

Command-Line Options

--zero-terminated:

 

Command-Line Options

-b:

 

Command-Line Options

-e:

 

Command-Line Options

-E:

 

Command-Line Options

-f:

 

Command-Line Options

-i:

 

Command-Line Options

-l:

 

Command-Line Options

-n:

 

Command-Line Options

-n, forcing from within a script:

 

Common Commands

-r:

 

Command-Line Options

-s:

 

Command-Line Options

-u:

 

Command-Line Options

-z:

 

Command-Line Options

:

: (label) command:

 

Programming Commands

=

= (print line number) command:

 

Other Commands

{

{} command grouping:

 

Common Commands

A

a (append text lines) command:

 

Other Commands

alnum character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

alpha character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

B

b (branch) command:

 

Programming Commands

blank character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

C

c (change to text lines) command:

 

Other Commands

cntrl character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

D

D (delete first line) command:

 

Other Commands

d (delete) command:

 

Common Commands

digit character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

E

e (evaluate) command:

 

Extended Commands

F

F (File name) command:

 

Extended Commands

G

G (appending Get) command:

 

Other Commands

g (get) command:

 

Other Commands

graph character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

H

H (append Hold) command:

 

Other Commands

h (hold) command:

 

Other Commands

I

i (insert text lines) command:

 

Other Commands

L

l (list unambiguously) command:

 

Other Commands

lower character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

N

N (append Next line) command:

 

Other Commands

n (next-line) command:

 

Common Commands

P

P (print first line) command:

 

Other Commands

p (print) command:

 

Common Commands

print character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

punct character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

Q

q (quit) command:

 

Common Commands

Q (silent Quit) command:

 

Extended Commands

R

r (read file) command:

 

Other Commands

R (read line) command:

 

Extended Commands

S

s command, option flags:

 

The "s" Command

space character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

T

T (test and branch if failed) command:

 

Extended Commands

t (test and branch if successful) command:

 

Programming Commands

U

upper character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

V

v (version) command:

 

Extended Commands

W

w (write file) command:

 

Other Commands

W (write first line) command:

 

Extended Commands

X

x (eXchange) command:

 

Other Commands

xdigit character class:

 

Character Classes and Bracket Expressions

Y

y (transliterate) command:

 

Other Commands

Z

z (Zap) command:

 

Extended Commands

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Table of Contents

• 1 Introduction
• 2 Running sed
  • 2.1 Overview
  • 2.2 Command-Line Options
  • 2.3 Exit status
• 3 sed scripts
  • 3.1 sed script overview
  • 3.2 sed commands summary
  • 3.3 The s Command
  • 3.4 Often-Used Commands
  • 3.5 Less Frequently-Used Commands
  • 3.6 Commands for sed gurus
  • 3.7 Commands Specific to GNU sed
  • 3.8 Multiple commands syntax
    • 3.8.1 Commands Requiring a newline
• 4 Addresses: selecting lines
  • 4.1 Addresses overview
  • 4.2 Selecting lines by numbers
  • 4.3 selecting lines by text matching
  • 4.4 Range Addresses
• 5 Regular Expressions: selecting text
  • 5.1 Overview of regular expression in sed
  • 5.2 Basic (BRE) and extended (ERE) regular expression
  • 5.3 Overview of basic regular expression syntax
  • 5.4 Overview of extended regular expression syntax
  • 5.5 Character Classes and Bracket Expressions
  • 5.6 regular expression extensions
  • 5.7 Back-references and Subexpressions
  • 5.8 Escape Sequences - specifying special characters
    • 5.8.1 Escaping Precedence
  • 5.9 Multibyte characters and Locale Considerations
    • 5.9.1 Invalid multibyte characters
    • 5.9.2 Upper/Lower case conversion
    • 5.9.3 Multibyte regexp character classes
• 6 Advanced sed: cycles and buffers
  • 6.1 How sed Works
  • 6.2 Hold and Pattern Buffers
  • 6.3 Multiline techniques - using D,G,H,N,P to process multiple lines
  • 6.4 Branching and Flow Control
    • 6.4.1 Branching and Cycles
    • 6.4.2 Branching example: joining lines
• 7 Some Sample Scripts
  • 7.1 Joining lines
  • 7.2 Centering Lines
  • 7.3 Increment a Number
  • 7.4 Rename Files to Lower Case
  • 7.5 Print bash Environment
  • 7.6 Reverse Characters of Lines
  • 7.7 Text search across multiple lines
  • 7.8 Line length adjustment
  • 7.9 Reverse Lines of Files
  • 7.10 Numbering Lines
  • 7.11 Numbering Non-blank Lines
  • 7.12 Counting Characters
  • 7.13 Counting Words
  • 7.14 Counting Lines
  • 7.15 Printing the First Lines
  • 7.16 Printing the Last Lines
  • 7.17 Make Duplicate Lines Unique
  • 7.18 Print Duplicated Lines of Input
  • 7.19 Remove All Duplicated Lines
  • 7.20 Squeezing Blank Lines
• 8 GNU sed’s Limitations and Non-limitations
• 9 Other Resources for Learning About sed
• 10 Reporting Bugs
• Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License
• Concept Index
• Command and Option Index

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