It’s possible to run several commands in a sed one-liner. All you have to do is separate the instructions with a semicolon:
echo '123456' | sed 's/1/a/g; s/a2/x/g' output: x3456
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It’s possible to run several commands in a sed one-liner. All you have to do is separate the instructions with a semicolon:
echo '123456' | sed 's/1/a/g; s/a2/x/g' output: x3456