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bug#62328: Not working on ubunto wsl \w, \d, [[:digit:]] not working and
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Anneliese Leipold |
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bug#62328: Not working on ubunto wsl \w, \d, [[:digit:]] not working and [0, 9] only sometimes |
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Tue, 21 Mar 2023 08:29:09 +0000 (UTC) |
Hi,
I have the following installation: windows11 + wsl ubuntu + sed 4.8
The test-sting is as follows: dataEquity-11521 (128).json
This works, however is not really correct, as I only want to have digits at
this place
- idEquityTemp=$(echo "$FILENAME" | sed -E "s/(dataEquity-)(.{1,12})((
\([0,9]{1,3}\))|())(\.json)/\2/g")
These do not work. The result is alway the whole string.:
- idEquityTemp=$(echo "$FILENAME" | sed -E "s/(dataEquity-)(/w{1,12})((
\([0,9]{1,3}\))|())(\.json)/\2/g")
- idEquityTemp=$(echo "$FILENAME" | sed -E
"s/(dataEquity-)([a-zA-Z0-9]{1,12})(( \([0,9]{1,3}\))|())(\.json)/\2/g")
- idEquityTemp=$(echo "$FILENAME" | sed -E
"s/(dataEquity-)([[:digit:]]{1,12})(( \([0,9]{1,3}\))|())(\.json)/\2/g")
Windows Version
WSL Ubuntu: Version 2.
I reinstalled sed but that didn't help
man sed: Only shows a short version of the manual not this one, so perhaps not
the correct sed is installed:
https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/sed.html#Introduction
I am looking forward to your response.Thanks,Anneliese

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