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* SED Users <[email protected]> [2016-01-19 21:53]:
> I use sedsed sometimes to verify logic, to follow what sed is doing.
> sedsed is not perfect, sometimes it gets confused (I forget
> the exact circumstances). However, it is usually helpful.
> I would not call sedsed a "visualizer". To me, it seems like a debugger.
> It shows various intermediate steps and buffer contents. I like it.
> If Aurelio is on the group, it might be better for him to explain
> sedsed, since he created it and knows the most about it.
i just realized that i had not looked at
Aurelio's website for quite some time.
it's one of those big sites with a TON of info
which made me want to learn yet another language -
in this case LANG=pt_BR (brazilian portugese).
here is my short info:
Aurelio Jargas - aurelio.net - sed, vim - and more! LANG=pt_BR
sed: http://aurelio.net/sed/
http://aurelio.net/projects/sedsed/
http://aurelio.net/projects/sedsokoban/
http://sed.sf.net [since 2002] "the sed $HOME"
https://github.com/aureliojargas/sed.sf.net
shell: http://aurelio.net/shell/ crygwin; awk bash grep sed
vim: http://aurelio.net/vim/
> If we do not hear from Aurelio in a while, or nobody else jumps
> in the meantime, I'll provide some examples in a week or so.
examples are *always* welcome! :)
Aurelio has given a few right there:
http://aurelio.net/projects/sedsed/
Sven