I'm trying to use sed to do something like:
# sh function.sh "something = yes" "something = no" file
# cat function.sh
#!/bin/sh
# this is function.sh
function ( ) {
sed 's/$1/$2/g' $3 > $3.tmp
}
function
# end of function.sh
I want to give 3 arguments to the script function.sh, then have these arguments be
"applied" to the function and run within sed.
It doesn't seem to like the $# strings within SED.
Am I missing something or is this not do-able in SED? I tried escaping $ and using
quotes without luck.
Thanks,
Marco
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