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The `i/a/d` commands should be preceeded by a line number, or range; `sed()` will *insert*, *append* or *delete* once for each line in the range.
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-The ``x/X` patterns are wrapped in a pair of delimiter characters, typically `/`, although almost any other character is allowed other than space or one of `\^$()[]`. Valid X commands are:
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+The `x/X` patterns are wrapped in a pair of delimiter characters, typically `/`, although almost any other character is allowed other than space or one of `\^$()[]`. Valid X commands are:
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```
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x/abcd/
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x!ratio x/y!
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```
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-Similarly, the s patterns are wrapped in a triplet of delimiter characters, typcially / also. If the search pattern has `()` groups, the replace pattern can refer to them with ``\1 \2`,etc. The /search/replace/ pattern may have a `g` suffix, to replace replaces multiple occurrences on a line. Valid 's' commands are
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+Similarly, the `s` patterns are wrapped in a triplet of delimiter characters, typcially `/` also. If the search pattern has `()` groups, the replace pattern can refer to them with `\1 \2`,etc. The /search/replace/ pattern may have a `g` suffix, to replace replaces multiple occurrences on a line. Valid 's' commands are
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```
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s/toronto/Toronto/
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