Super User Asked by user1200908 on December 1, 2021
I have a file which contains following:
@$test123
@$test456
$test789
In tcl shell, I want to replace ^$
,
I tried following but it doesnt seem to work:
eval exec grep test file | sed s/^$//
@$test123
@$test456
$test789
I should see the $test789
replaced with just test789
Since $
has a special meaning in a regex (line end/file end), it has to be quoted or provided as character class.
This does what you want:
sed -e 's/^[$]//g'
Answered by fratester on December 1, 2021
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