I am starting to use sed but am having a problem with one expression in ...
cat /mnt/archive/fluxbox/keys | sed 's/:ExecCommand//g ;s/^Mod4 \(.\) Mod 4 \(.\)/WinKey \1\2/g'
works except I hoped s/\/[^ ]+\///g would match any /path/to/file/ and delete it. It refuses to match.
Idealy ... /usr/local/mozilla/mozilla -edit -splash
would become mozilla -edit -splash
s/\/[^ ]\+\///g seems to work though I personally would prefer s$/[^ ]*/$$g or s$/[^ ]\+/$$g. I think it looks cleaner to use a delimiter that isn't in the pattern.
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