Package: sed
Version: 4.2.1-9
Severity: normal
Hi.
In polish manpage for sed we can read
" sed [-n] [-g] [-e skrypt ] [-f splik ] [ plik ] ...
....
Opcja -g powoduje, że sed zachowuje się tak, jakby każda z komend
skryptu miała przyrostek g.
"
Which means, that if we add -g option, then each sed
command behave like we would add g suffix to it (global).
There is no such option in sed actually.
In see also section it also references regexp(5), which donot exists.
Please remove this misleding information from manpage.
Thanks
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