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Yes, Aurelio has a great website with high quality software. Yes, the sedsed examples on the website are good.
sedsed is not that complicated, which is great. Basically, instead of saying "sed ..." one says "sedsed -d ...". To my understanding, that is about all required. There is not much else to it, other than the ability to suppress parts of the debugging output to reduce clutter.
The debugging output lets one follow the logic of what sed (or I guess the python-based sed that Aurelio wrote?) is doing.
Daniel
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