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389 <m:pre jazyk="bash"><![CDATA[relpipe-in-fstab \ |
389 <m:pre jazyk="bash"><![CDATA[relpipe-in-fstab \ |
390 | relpipe-tr-sed 'fstab' 'device' '^/dev/alpha/' '/dev/beta/' \ |
390 | relpipe-tr-sed 'fstab' 'device' '^/dev/alpha/' '/dev/beta/' \ |
391 | relpipe-out-fstab]]></m:pre> |
391 | relpipe-out-fstab]]></m:pre> |
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393 <p> |
393 <p> |
394 Unlike the text-oriented <code>sed</code> command, the relational <code>relpipe-tr-sed</code> works only with given relation (<code>fstab</code>) and given attribute (<code>device</code>) |
394 The <code>relpipe-tr-sed</code> tool works only with given relation (<code>fstab</code>) and given attribute (<code>device</code>) |
395 and it would leave untouched other relations and attributes in the stream. |
395 and it would leave untouched other relations and attributes in the stream. |
396 So it would not replace the strings on unwanted places (if there are any random matches). |
396 So it would not replace the strings on unwanted places (if there are any random matches). |
397 </p> |
397 </p> |
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399 <p> |
399 <p> |