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Question or issue on macOS:
Under Mac OS 10.10.3, I installed gnu-sed by typing:
When I type it again, I get the message:
gnu-sed-4.2.2 already installed
However, even after rebooting the system and restarting Terminal, I still cannot use the GNU version of sed. Horse detective mac os. For example:
returns:
bad flag in substitution command ‘i' https://torrentcost.mystrikingly.com/blog/loopback-1-2-route-audio-between-applications-download.
What should I do to get the GNU version working?
Here are the paths in my $PATH variable.
I'm sorry if my question seems obvious, but I am learning shell scripting on my own and don't quite understand yet how UNIX programs are installed. Any help to use GNU compliant commands (in this case sed, but soon I'll need others as well) on my Mac without causing damage or unnecessary clutter would be greatly appreciated.
How to solve this problem?
Solution no. 1:
Note (2019):
The --with-default-names option is removed since January 2019, so now that option is not available anymore.
When installing, Homebrew instructs on how to adapt the path, if one wants to use sed without the g Silence (itch) (erkberg) mac os. prefix.
You already have the gnu-sed installed without the --with-default-names option.
- With
--with-default-namesoption it installssedto/usr/local/bin/ - Without that option it installs
gsed
So in your case what you gotta do is:
Update path if needed…
or use gsed as others suggested.
Solution no. 2:
When you install the GNU version of sed for Mac OS X using: https://downloadfashion.mystrikingly.com/blog/yokai-crawl-mac-os.
The program that you use is gsed.
So for example:
Also, to compliment the use of GNU command tools on Mac OS X, there is a nice blog post here to get the tools from linux: Containment protocol mac os.
Solution no. 3:
The sed that ships with OS X is in /usr/bin.
The sed that homebrew installs is in /usr/local/bin.
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If you prefer to use the homebrew one, you have two options:
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If you prefer to use the homebrew one, you have two options:
A werewolf opportunity, obviously [demo] mac os. Option 1
Every time you want to use homebrewsed, type
or, preferably
Option 2
Move /usr/local/bin/ ahead (i.e. Sunny day (skyfire222) mac os. before) /usr/bin in your PATH in your login profile, like this
Solution no. 4:
$ brew install gnu-sed
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With these two commands gnu-sed works properly
Solution no. 5:
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If you need to use gnu-sed command with their normal names, you
can add a 'gnubin' directory to your PATH from your bashrc. Just use the following command in your bash or terminal.
Solution no. 6:
--with-default-names didn't work for me on Mac OS X 10.14.2 so I created a symlink named sed to gsed higher in the $PATH
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I also created a symlink named sed.1 to the gsed.1 manpage higher in the $MANPATH so man would access the gsed manpage instead of the default sed manpage
Hope this helps!
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