I\'m trying to use a regexp using sed
. I\'ve tested my regex with kiki, a gnome application to test regexpd, and it works in kiki.
date: 2010-10-29
There is a Python script called sedsed
by Aurelio Jargas which will show the stepwise execution of a sed
script. A debugger like this isn't going to help much in the case of characters being taken literally (e.g. {
) versus having special meaning (e.g. \{
), especially for a simple substitution, but it will help when a more complex script is being debugged.
The latest SVN version.
The most recent stable release.
Disclaimer: I am a minor contributor to sedsed
.
Another sed
debugger, sd by Brian Hiles, written as a Bourne shell script (I haven't used this one).