On 28 Jun 2000, Herbert Xu wrote:
>
> Peter Samuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > In vi
>
> > :g/\.org\>/s//.com/g
>
> \> is a very cool GNU extension, but it isn't what we want in this case as
> it'll match a hypothetical www.org-non.com.
Picky, picky picky :)
I don't think the \> is GNU. It works with vi and grep under Solaris
and they are AT&T derived rather than GNU.
Given that the files are DNS, the .org should be followed by a dot to
indicate the end of the TLD or separate the .org from the TLD, try
this
:g/\.org\./.com./g
Regards
Peter
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