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#37
Originally Posted by j.s View Post
It is a string substitution command used in ed, sed, vi, perl, and likely other utilities.

Substitute have for of, the g means globally. That is all "of" on the line are changed to "have". Without the g, only the first "of" in the line.
Ah, I see. Thanks for the explanation! So there was no error in that poster's comment, all the better.
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